Damavand

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By: Patrick Sookiasian
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	Patrick Sookiasian {Karma:1350}
Project	#20 Classic Landscape	Camera Model	Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ30
Categories	Nature Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio	Iran-Tehran	Lens	Leica DC VARIO-ELMARIT 35-420
Uploaded	2/8/2007	Film / Memory Type	1GB Kingstone
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Views	852	Shutter	1/250
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/5.6
Critiques	12	Rating	6.17 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - Near Tehran State - MAZANDARAN Country - Iran
About	Damavand is the highest mount in Iran. with serious wether (specially at winter) Damavand is the most important montain not only because of its height but also for an ancient mythology every iranian know: Arash the Archer- …Iran was invaded by Touranians and shame of conquest was to be complete with a Turanian proposal to limit Iran to the range of an arrow's flight. Arash, a Solider, volunteered to shoot the arrow. He strained his bow as never before, let the arrow fly and, exhausted, became one with the arrow and disappeared. The arrow flew the entire morning and fell at noon on the far bank of the Oxus River in what is now Central Asia. The Oxus river is the traditional boundary between the Iranian world and outer central Asia or Turan. Arash's body was never found. There are still stories from travelers who, lost in the mountains, hear Arash Kamangir's voice who helps them find their way and thus saves their lives… Arash Shot his arrow from this montain.

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Natalino Russo {K:536} 9/2/2007

Very nice, Patrick!
I'm so happy discovering your country with your pictures...
thank you
nat

Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia {K:96391} 2/23/2007

great pattersn.stunning beauty. 7++++++++++++++++++++++++

Patrick Sookiasian {K:1350} 2/18/2007

thanks for your kind comment Mr. Bakhtiari.

Patrick Sookiasian {K:1350} 2/18/2007

Thanks for your kind comment Ettore.

Kamran Bakhtiari {K:24054} 2/9/2007

nice shot Patrick,very well done,very beautiful,bravo

Ettore Cosini {K:-63} 2/9/2007

Great picture.

The composition with the mountain in the middle and the clous works very well in my opinion.

Exposure, colour and details are all good.

siamak jafari

{K:20075} 2/9/2007

hi dear patrick,i am so glad to see your very nice photography art work,it would be my pleasure to call me as i am living in tehran any time because my hobby is photography,siamakjafari@yahoo.com(www.photo.net/photos/siamakjafari);) ;)

Patrick Sookiasian {K:1350} 2/8/2007

Thanks for your kind comment Sergio

Patrick Sookiasian {K:1350} 2/8/2007

thanks for your kind comment Rose

Patrick Sookiasian {K:1350} 2/8/2007

thanks for your kind comment

Sergio Cárdenas {K:25028} 2/8/2007

Wonderful details! great clouds on the mount...well done!
Regards

Rose Hare {K:2523} 2/8/2007

Very nice. I like the pattern in the volcano.

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