The stained glass windows is what this mosque is known for.
Iranians are more than happy for you to take there photo. This family was great even though they spoke no english.
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Nasir Al-Mulk Mosque, Shiraz Iran
Known as the Pink Mosque due to the pink tiles used.
The stained glass windows is what this mosque is known for. Iranians are more than happy for you to take there photo. This family was great even though they spoke no english.
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Wonderful images.
In #s 1 and 3, I'd like to have seen a little more on the RH side, with the pond in the first, and the pillar with the gentleman in the third. This looks so laid back ... The colours in the third are awesome, however. g.
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Last image is wonderful. A beautiful family portrait. I would have liked to have seen a few more of the twins without their parents....twins make great portraits!
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I like all of them; each for a different reason. The family portrait is beautiful.
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A great bunch of images Tony - the last family portrait is interesting, lots to read into this image and it raises lots of questions but also speaks to the core of all families
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Nice photos
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