Spiral staircase-Moghadam House Theran(click for larger view)

Beautifuly composed too!! The left bottom structure warms up the total aesthetics of this image! Best regards, good friend!!

Fantastic work. I have tried to make one of this a couple of times, I would be proud if I had made this one. Best regards.

Very impressive, Sadegh. Between the two I like this one slightly more. Cheers, Vadim

Beyond the hubbub surroundings of central Tehran stands a scenic old

house recently renewed into a splendid museum. As soon as one step

inside the entrance vestibule of the house, suddenly the daily

mechanical life fades away.

 

The walls do not allow the surrounding commotion to enter the private

enclosure of this house known as one of the most valuable houses in

the world.

 

The house once belonged to Mohsen Moghadam, the youngest son of

Ehtesab-ol-Molk, Tehran’s mayor during Nassereddin Shah’s rule. It

came to be known as such in the 1950s and 60s when Professor Arthur

Upham Pope, the American art historian, wrote an article entitled

“Survey of Iranian Arts” in Sepid-o-Siah magazine about this unique

house and its valuable historical objects.

Thanks for comments.

Excellent perspective & textures, Sadegh ... your comments are very interesting also. Good work ... regards