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Iran’s Mosques by Mohammad Domiri

I am thinking of a trip to Iran next year, I am fascinated by the history and architecture and what I hear are the most hospitable people. These pictures just make me want to go more

Mohammad Domiri, a talented architectural photographer from northern Iran, takes stunning photos of grandiose mosque architecture throughout the Middle East.

Middle Eastern architecture is often recognized by its elegantly curved arches and spiraling columns, which feature heavily throughout Domiri’s photos. Many of the historic sites Domiri shoots are decorated with colorful stained-glass windows, geometric decorations and painstakingly detailed mosaics, so he shoots with special wide-angle lenses to make sure that he captures all of these details. Because they are historic structures, many of these mosques also impose heavy restrictions on photography – making photos like Domiri’s very rare. From Bored Panda

There are 22 of these stunning images so if you want t o see them all go here now

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see the rest here

or go here to see Mohammad Domiri site (highly recommended)

 

 

 

3 responses to “Iran’s Mosques by Mohammad Domiri

  1. donnaevaligia August 3, 2014 at 1:08 pm

    Great, thanks for sharing

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