“Azadi Tower” – Tehran, Iran – Mohammad Reza Domiri Ganji – Featured Photographer
Charlie’s Super Fantastic Photo Tip of the Day: Try different lenses for the same subject. If you think you should use a zoom lens then use a super wide lens instead. Need a wide angle? Then zoom in close for a new creative image.
I have to admit that I know very little about Iran and its monuments and buildings. But through the beauty of photography Mohammad displays it beautifully. Read his story below then check out his amazing gallery from the Middle East at http://www.fotoblur.com/people/ganji/gallery
Here are his other links:
http://500px.com/gravity
http://www.focoart.com/pages/User_Details.aspx?id=335
Enter Mohammad:
This Photo shows “Azadi Tower” (Tower of Freedom) located in Tehran, Iran . Built in 1971 in commemoration of the 2500th anniversary of the Persian Empire, and has been the symbol of the city for some years. Using a panorama technique, I found some Great and new POV for Architecture photography. The photo is made of 3 bracketed shots, stitched with PTGui Pro. This Special POV was selected in this program and tone mapped in Photomatix. By the way I was lucky to have such lovely clouds in the sky!
Camera: Canon EOS 7D
Lens: Sigma 8mm Fisheye
F-Stop: F8
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خارق العاده . همین
fantastic
Thanks photoboto team for sharing my photo on their great website. And thanks all for your nice comments: )
Hop I can take more and more photos.
Regards, MohammadReza
Just so surreal…
Breathtaking!
That is an amazing photo!
spectacular building made to look even better by the perspective and topped off by the wonderful sky – well done
Quite the most stunning photograph – incredible perspetive.
What a beautiful photo! Having stood there in that very spot myself, this photo is the next best thing because you really get a nice feeling of the immensity of the structure. Thanks for allowing me to recapture a great memory.
Too amazing for words!
I just figured out your site and that your comments go to the top. Silly me, but a good laugh at my expense!
Amazing! Happy Reading!
Wow. I have invertigo so taking this picture would have inspired a panic attack, but it’s amazing. Thanks for visiting me and come back soon! Happy Reading!
That picture scares me. I have invertigo so taking that would have caused a panic so applause for you! Thank you for visiting me and come back soon! Happy Reading!
Great photo – very dramatic
wow i iam i big fan !!!
Wow!!!!
Truly beautiful photo. The perspective and the swirling, dramatic clouds almost give the view vertigo…a good thing.
Oooh – love the persepctive on this one. Makes me feel very small…
That’s a good shot
Wow, this is great! It has such depth that it makes you feel a sense of vertigo.
stunning! thanks for sharing a part of the world so few of us get to see!
Wow. This is stunning. Truly.
Magnificent perspective!
What an eye catcher!
How wonderful. Love the perspective.
Amazing!!!
Amazing picture.
It is an amazing shot where the clouds look like they are swirling around the building. I’m going to try that tip of using the opposite lens for a different approach. Thanks.
Absolutely wonderful!
This image feels so powerful … excellent photo !!
The program used in today’s video is the same one used to create this amazing image. Watch the video and find out how easy it is to use!
Majestic photo, great.
Amazing perspective!
Reminds of the Soviet Union when they wanted to make themselves seem all powerful. Imposing.
The first thing I said when I saw the photo was Whoa. It is impressive.
Sue Bock
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The monochromatic nature of the coloring makes the image more imposing and impressive.
Nice!
Very striking and unusual.
Like so many photos that Photobotos features, this one is a lesson in perspective. The fact that it is impressive as hell is really it’s second best feature, for me. The first is the software used to create it, the way you used that software, and the results! Terrific shot.
As always, stunning!
This is simply AMAZING!
Proud image
This shot really is a masterpiece. The way the swirl of clouds in the sky breaks where the shadow of light changes on the face of the building is surreal. The colors, the lines, the perspective … all create an awesome whole. Major kudos to the photographer!
Fantastic!
Beautiful, and more importantly, an ‘inspiring’ shot!
Spectacular!
This is quite a contrast between what God has made and what man has made! I’m not sure that’s what you were planning on! But what an interesting picture. Thanks for sharing!
Nicely conceived image
That’s one heckofa fantastic shot!
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Imposing!
This is AMAZING…ajm
Phenomenal picture
Breathtaking photo – it’s like the tower is the gate to haven – if there is one … stunning.
It’s as if the sky [clouds and sun] is being drawn in by the tower! Great shot!
What a marvelous photograph. It truly makes me want to visit.
What a marvelous photograph of a wonderful place.