Beauties of Iran (other face of Iran)
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@glenn at home said:
Thank you for the wonderful pictures. Maybe one day we can all visit each other in peace and mutual respect.
Let's hope!
Politicians are the greatest businessmen and the boundaries (physical and mental) are their tool IMO! -
Some more images:
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Wonderful to see these different images, especially the beautiful buildings. I admit my image of Iran is that pictures of women or the former shah would be forbidden.
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Mates, there was some issue here, and the internet was so slow to reach out. I wish for a lasting peace in the region where everyone thinks about thriving together.
My inspiring A, B, Sketches book: https://sketchucation.com/shop/books/intermediate/2612-alphabet-inspired-sketches--inspiring-drills-for-architects--3d-artists-and-designers-
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How is Fordow?
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@majid I hope you and your family (friends) stay safe sir!
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Stay well brother. Peace and safety to all, far too much bullshine going on lately.
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@rv1974 I have no idea, mate! I hope it is not polluting for ordinary people. Let's pray for a lasting peace in the region and collaboration between the two great nations.
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Thanks for asking. We are doing well, though faced some issues.
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I do some 25*35 cm watercolors in intervals, whenever I can spare some time. Mainly focused on old Tehran (Qajar era), based on BW photos.
Here is one of them with the details:
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Sublime.
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@Mike-Amos Dear Mike, the job is in progress, but slowly.
Here is another one from Shah (Imam ) Mosque, Tehran, Qajar era.
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Slow is good mate, life has many facets which all clamour for our attention. I hope you, your family, nation and the other human beings in it are well.
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Thanks, dear Mike. It is more challenging than before, and I also dream of a lasting peace in the region and reconciliation between the two great nations.
I dream of a wise person who dares to suggest a union in the region, following the example set by EU countries. -
Meydan-e Masgh (Soldiers' drill arena), Tehran, Qajar era.
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