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Originally Posted by Urbanflyer

Thank you for letting me know you had posted more images. As others have said, these are very nice! I really enjoy seeing images that show the culture of other countries and are also really nice photographs as yours are.

My comment about # 3 had to do with positioning yourself when you took the picture, not about your choice of lens.

PP means "post processing" which is using some computer program which will allow you to make adjustments in the photo to bring out the image you saw when you were taking it. Photoshop and Lightroom are two. Do you have such programs?

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thank you for comment
yes ihave Photoshop and Lightroom
of course ido pp 6photo with photoshop

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Originally Posted by bnnrcn

I meant post processing Vaez :)

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thank you
ido with photoshop

Vaez, those door images you added are very nicely taken and processed. Reminds me of two movies I saw that relates to your country in some way too. Your culture is also interesting...of particular interest is #5.
Keep safe...as always.

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Originally Posted by IzzieK

Vaez, those door images you added are very nicely taken and processed. Reminds me of two movies I saw that relates to your country in some way too. Your culture is also interesting...of particular interest is #5.
Keep safe...as always.

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Dear friend, thank you
I would like to know the name of the Iranian films that you see
I'm so happy that you define the culture of my country
I do not know your country
I hope one day you travel to my country

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Originally Posted by vaez

Dear friend, thank you
I would like to know the name of the Iranian films that you see
I'm so happy that you define the culture of my country
I do not know your country
I hope one day you travel to my country

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We (husband and I) are doing quite a bit of travelling this year but not to Europe this time around. Even if things seems to settle down, I doubt if we will go your country. The movie that I saw is called 13 Hours but that was a Benghazi movie. The settings are almost the same as your culture. There is so much difference between your country and where I live and where I used to live. Each culture has its own interesting features and its people has their own defined characters too. Vaez I am of Asian origin, I prefer my own culture but integrated with where I live. I think you will be aghast at how freely I speak my mind as I am not a submissive kind of person, especially now that I am the 'elder' of my own family.
Take care...

It's nice to see something different Vaez. I enjoyed seeing these.

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Originally Posted by rpcrowe

Very interesting slice of life...

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I agree with Richard here. I was very interested to see the village architecture.

John

Most enjoyable series of images. Hope your visit went well and you had a great time.

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Originally Posted by IzzieK

We (husband and I) are doing quite a bit of travelling this year but not to Europe this time around. Even if things seems to settle down, I doubt if we will go your country. The movie that I saw is called 13 Hours but that was a Benghazi movie. The settings are almost the same as your culture. There is so much difference between your country and where I live and where I used to live. Each culture has its own interesting features and its people has their own defined characters too. Vaez I am of Asian origin, I prefer my own culture but integrated with where I live. I think you will be aghast at how freely I speak my mind as I am not a submissive kind of person, especially now that I am the 'elder' of my own family.
Take care...

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hi dear
Videos Benghazi smell of myrrh is my country not associated to ours Libya
However, each country had its own culture
All people should respect other countries' cultures I agree with your opinion

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Originally Posted by madcrow

Most enjoyable series of images. Hope your visit went well and you had a great time.

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Thank you dear friend
Hoping for better photos

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Originally Posted by JohnRostron

I agree with Richard here. I was very interested to see the village architecture.

John

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In my town there are archaeological remains very Arshmnd like Paul ...
Even in rural areas can be found dating back more than 150 years old houses
Beautiful architecture

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Originally Posted by John 2

It's nice to see something different Vaez. I enjoyed seeing these.

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thank you for comment