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Thank you so much Holger, missed you too. I'm very busy these days. But i love my old friends :) -
This photo is from last spring, resulted from three bracketed shots, adapted for light only.
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Thank you guys for nice words. Greatly appreciated. I missed you Holger. Happy to see your kind words. :) -
A fertile field of peaceful moments, far apart from noisy world of "HUMAN KINGDOM!". Sunset time of a countryside field, Bojnord, North Khorasan, North east part of Iran. Tech specs: Handheld three consecutive shots at 2 ev values manually blended at ps stage, 1/80 sec; f/9; ISO 250, Aperture priority; Evaluative metering @16.0 mm Thank you for your visit.
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reflections Ethereal Twins
hamidfarzandian commented on hamidfarzandian's gallery image in Landscape
Thank you so much dear friends, very much appreciated. :) -
reflections Ethereal Twins
hamidfarzandian commented on hamidfarzandian's gallery image in Landscape
Thank you so much Alf and Holger for nice words. Very much appreciated. -
reflections Ethereal Twins
hamidfarzandian commented on hamidfarzandian's gallery image in Landscape
A calm colorful sunrise over Sisangan part of Caspian sea, Mazandaran Province, North of Iran. Three shots blended manually for exposure. Tech data: 1/160 sec; f/16; ISO 50; Aperture priority fl@ 16 mm Thanks for your visit. -
1/160 sec; f/16; ISO 50; Aperture priorityfl@ 16 mm
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After a few months of very busy time, i had a chance of preparing this shot for sharing with others. Im not actually very happy with this one, but it might be a new start. Location is Ziarat forests of Golestan province, north of Iran.Its a one shot with a simple edit. Tech specs: 1/4 sec, f/8, ISO:100 . Thanks for viewing and for comments. -
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Thank you for your feedback. Very much appreciated. J Perez, Yes i mean re-incarnation. I believe it somehow. ;) Tommy, I realize tour POV, but believe me, it 80% protective in many pages out there in social media that give no credits but also do not clone your sign. And about yourself: Its my great honor :) -
This photo is from last autumn in Sangchal village of Mazandaran province Iran.The old bare tree had so many stories for me with blowing wind, a heavy thick mist and falling colorful leaves. He told me while smiling: "Its the start of another death!" .
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Software: Adobe Photoshop CS6 (Windows);
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An exceptional play of light and colors in a beautiful scenery around my city Bojnord countrysides. North Khorasan Province. North east of Iran. Please see larger version by clicking on it. Thanks in advance for your visit and opinions. -
Software: Adobe Photoshop CS6 (Windows);
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A Moment of calm (Click to view larger)
hamidfarzandian commented on alfbailey's gallery image in Landscape
Natural looking blue made this picture really calming as the name denoted. A great Bravo! My best regards, Hamid. -
Connected (Click to view Larger)
hamidfarzandian commented on alfbailey's gallery image in Landscape
A really awesome shot, as your other masterpieces. Breath-taking at larger version. Bravo. My best, Hamid. -
Catch of the day ? (Click to view larger)
hamidfarzandian commented on jim_air's gallery image in Journalism
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Im so sorry for such delayed reply! It appears i missed such great words! Very much appreciated dudes. Alf! Thank you for great analysis and compliments. It means a lot. Jim! Thank you for your time and visit, and also for nice suggestions. I greatly appreciate that, and Happy 70th! My best regards, Hamid. -
Handheld three bracketed shots adapted for light and focus. Location is Mesr desert, Isfahan, Iran. Thanks for your visit. Please click on the image to see its full pixels.
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Thank you folks for nice comments and critiques. Jeff, I usually use grads and bracketed shots together, and use usually one middle shot as the main shot , combined with two others in minor regions if needed. I remove grad for sun series at f/22, avoiding flare. About realism: I think most photos with heavy work on luminosity lack realism , because we approach artistic view. Best realism exists in snapshots with compacts or mobile shots with is very near to what our eyes see, but with DSLRs we change the view a bit and try to include all the light burden into one shot. In other words, we avoid snap shots for a better artistic photo and with DSLRs we try to approach normally looking picture, but there always a distance between two. In the shot with f/22, just the upper portion of the sun formed star beams, because of the sun position. Thank you for your feedback. Larry: Iran is a vast four-season country, having forest, desert, sea and mountains in a distance just for few hours driving ( mostly in north ). Take a look at the iran landscapes in related fb page, please google best iranian landscape photographers ( pn do not allow links here! ). My best regards, Hamid. -
Handheld shot of three sets, blended manually using advanced luminosity masking technique: First three bracketed shots for far bg ( main by f/7.1, 1/125, ISO/250 ), second set for the sun ( main by f/22, 1/50, ISO/800 ), and third set for fg ( manually stacked for focus, main shot by f/7.1, 1/160, ISO/320 ). Location is rich farms of my city Bojnord ( Mehmanak ), North Khorasan Province, Iran. Autumn 2013. Thank you in advance for your visit and opinions.
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Software: Adobe Photoshop CS6 (Windows);
