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Caspian tresures
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Fishermen getting ready to set sail .In this season fishing for the White Fish is common in Iran's northen provinces .
The Kutum (Rutilus frisii kutum, family Cyprinidae) also known as "Caspian White Fish", "Caspian Roach", "mahi sefid" in Persian, "Talaji" in Mazandarani, and "sifid mahyi" in Gileki , is a medium sized fresh water and brackish water fish native to the Caspian Sea. It is a subspecies of the Black Sea Roach Rutilus frisii frisii. It is typically a medium sized fish, reaching 45-55 cm in length, rarely 70 cm, and weighing up to 4.00 kg, rarely 5.00 kg. It used to be very common and was harvested commercially. The population seems to have collapsed due to over exploitation and pollution. Its flesh and roe is enjoyed as food, and highly prized in Gilan and Mazandaran provinces in Iran |
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Dear Mohammad,
Excellent shot, clear work. I like the light on the boat very much. Well done my friend...
Have a nice week...
Ali Rıza
- dilane
(9022) - [2007-04-01 17:25]
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Hi Mohammad,
a good picture , perhaps I will try a square picture for a better readding
regards dilane
- jmcl
(11840) - [2007-04-02 0:24]
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Hi Mohammad,
I love the soft glow of light on the boat .. very beautiful .. the way the men .. almost in darkness .. are dwarfed by their boat is wonderful as well.
take care,
John
lovely shot ... nice light handling and framing, horizon light is perfect and the fishermen are quite well placed on the golden one third of framing,
I like it,
Shahab,