Ready for a photographic tour of some very exciting and beautiful places in Iran? Well, here is the first image - of a lovely lady gazing through colourful glass tiles at the Nasir-ol Molk mosque in Shiraz, the city of roses and nightingales and love and poetry.
This is where we started our tour. We then went on to Yazd, Esfahan and Kashan before finishing in Tehran.
Everywhere we went, we met incredibly friendly and outgoing people, so that we felt very welcome and among friends the whole time!
thank you for your visits, comments and advice! they're very much appreciated!
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@omid: Thanks, Omid! You are not alone in the appreciation of the Nasir-ol Molk mosque ...
@Anna Cherer: Thanks, Anna! I'm not surprised at the reaction of your friend ... ;-)
@AMIR BABA: Merci!
@Graciel·la (Vic. Catalonia): Thanks, Graciela. I hope you'll like the rest, too ... ;-)
@Gérard: I hope you'll like the rest as well ... ;-)
@Devi: Thanks, Devi! I hope you'll like the rest as well ... ;-)
@Steve Rice: Thanks, Steve. I hope you'll find the rest interesting as well ... ;-)
@Elaine Hancock: Thanks for your interest, Elaine! I hope you'll like the rest as well!
@Denny Jump: Thanks, Denny, as always! I hope you'll like the rest as well ... ;-)
@Darkelf Photography: Thanks, Maciek, and thanks for your interest! Iran is definitely a wonderful destination, for many reasons! I hope you'll like the rest as well ...
@Lewis: Thanks Lewis!
@omid: Merci, Omid! I'll pass on the compliment to your fabulous country ...
@Nicou: Merci, Nicou!
@Steve Rice: Thanks, Steve!
@mvdfotokraam: Thank you, Marjolein'!
@Gérard: Merci, Gérard!
@Jaya: Thank you, Jaya! It's true what you say about Iran ...
@Elaine Hancock: Many thanks, Elaine!
@Mireille T.: Merci, Mireille!
@Annierita & Annisabelle: Many thanks to the two of you!
@mo.langel: Merci, Mo!
@Steven: Thanks a lot, Steven! I'm glad you like it!
@Ehsan Hemmati: Thanks for stopping by, Sir, but unfortunately I cannot read Farsi ... :-(