Chehel Soton, a photo from Esfahan, East

Photographer's Note

The Chehel Sotune Palace and its garden cover an area of approximately 67,000 sq. m. This palace was constructed during the reign of Shah Abbas I. Shah Abbas II was also responsible for additions to this palace, such as the hall of mirrors, the hall of 18 pillars and two large chambers facing the north and south. The spectacular hall of mirrors with its decorative mirror work, tile work and paintings, along with its majestic porches and pool which faces this hall, all add to its splendor.

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rhizomes (15343) 2006-05-25 13:56

Hi Fara,
Very nice picture of this interior. Great colors and good use of the 10-22mm.
I like these perspectives and the light coming from the door and the windows !
Christophe

asanak (1972) 2006-05-26 9:46

dear fara,
woooooooooooooow!amazing!
great photo!good sharpness.
i really love your shot!this is one of the most amazing photo i'd seen!
thanks for shering .
I'm looking forward to more great pix from u.
asana

quelquepart (810) 2006-05-29 17:01

Hi Fara,
nice perspective with accentuated effect due to a wide angle use.
Is it gold on the roof ?
TFS,
Olivier

Aido (317) 2006-06-07 19:30

Beautiful architecture, just amazing. 67,000 square metres is huge! This place really looks amazing. Nice shot, excellent result for such a slow shutter speed, excellent light in the upper ceiling. Thanks for sharing!
Cheers,
Adrian

azadys (717) 2006-06-10 11:31

Hi Dear Faramarz.
this is really nice pic from Chehel Soton. i really like it with great POV.

regards
azad

agbonavita (0) 2006-06-17 10:20

Very pretty this Palace roof, very rich in details. You got good lights there!

Thanks for share.
Andre

hamidi (133) 2006-06-18 14:12

agha lenzet alyee man ham yek 20d ba lenze sigmaye 12-24 daram . khobe ama in khili behtare . va akshayee ke gerfty hame aly hastan . tabrik migam ... movafagh bashy .

clic (10991) 2006-07-18 9:46

Bonjour Fara
Eventhough I would have appreciate a correction of vertical perspective, this is a gorgeous picture because of perfect mastery of lighting and the beauty of this artful ceiling.
Au revoir!
Robert