Shabestan
ISO 100 f/3.5 1/50s 18mm 5fr HDR
This is the magic of HDR photography. I didn’t have tripod there, so I just leant the wall and captured 5 frames; different exposure from 1/8 to 1/250 seconds. All the features are ok, except the chromatic aberration in left wall edges… can you find it?!
And, here it is the Shabestan of Shah Mosque in Isfahan (Iran). Shabestan is a part of Iranian architecture. It refers to tunnel-shape hall that set up a cooling system for praying and other activities.
Lovely!
I would really aprreciate it when you can read this post :)
http://fashtonishing.wordpress.com/2013/07/18/collaboration/
Maybe we can then follow each other?
Kisses,
Eveline
Very beautiful – I really love this architecture.
The Isfahan is a wonderland… You can’t imagine the huge mosque and landmarks over there; mostly decorated by tiles is Iranian-islamic style.
I know that Isfahan must be really beautiful – a friend just made a trip to Iran and she said that this was one of the places she liked best – and she also showed me some of her pictures…