beautiful lake of iran

[vaez]

The three-day trip to the north of the country, a beautiful lake
is lake is located 48 km. southeast of the city of Ardabil, in an altitude of 2,700 m. above sea level. With an area of more than 220 hectares, it is composed of a smaller and a larger basin, which gets connected in rainy seasons forming a single lake. The Maximum depth of this lake reaches 5.5 m. with the average of 3 m. depth. The Neor Lake is the habitat of rainbow trout and birds such as ruddy shelduck and migrant swallows. Sports, fishing and other recreational activities are common and popular at this site.

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[bugster0121]

Very nice. I really like the first one the best. Nice leading line. I suggest cloning the truck on the right side out however.

Thanks

[vaez]

Very nice. I really like the first one the best. Nice leading line. I suggest cloning the truck on the right side out however.

Thanks

hello tim
Thank you dear friend to carry our equipment truck because the tour was not co Hnvrdy
Please tell me which of your photos better
What about editing photos ?
No. Are they right?

[Ziggy]

Hi Vaez and thanks for taking all of us along.

I like the shots but i think that they could benefit from some basic post processing.
Some of the shots are not level and that is very easy fix. I think with some processing you could bring out more detail in the mountains.

If you don't mind edits on your shots I bet someone could post some examples.

Jim

[bugster0121]

hello tim
Thank you dear friend to carry our equipment truck because the tour was not co Hnvrdy
Please tell me which of your photos better
What about editing photos ?
No. Are they right?

Hi Vaez:

I agree with Ziggy in that some basic edits may improve your images. I am an amatuer so please take what I say from that viewpoint and if I am wrong hopefully someone else will note that. In your captures you should always know why you are taking the picture, have a subject or idea of what you are trying to capture with each image. Many many of mine get deleted In post processing you want to emphasize it. I often manipulate using filters in Lightroom. You can also eliminate/remove things that detract from your focus (i.e. the truck on the right in image 1).

Not certain if this is what you asking me but...

Tim

[Shadowman]

Nice series.

[dje]

Hi Vaez

Thanks for sharing your interesting photos. The countryside is quite different to other parts of the world.

I agree with Jim and Tim that editing would improve these shots. As an example, I have done a bit with the last image to show what can be done. I straightened the image and adjusted the white balance, exposure and contrast in ACR then sent the image to Photoshop and applied a couple of Nik filters - namely Detail Extractor and Pro Contrast. If you don't like me posting my modifications then please let me know and I will remove it.

Oh and one other comment, I would have preferred a greater Depth of Field in shots 4 and 9.

Dave

[Ziggy]

Nice edit Dave.

[IzzieK]

Vaez, these are all beautiful shots of a different place from what we (I) normally see around Australia or here in the US. Are those people tourists? Is that the explanation for the buses in #5 and #7. #7 looks like camping is allowed there. I like #1 shot but as advised by Tim, the truck has to go...#2 is OK to my eyes. Nothing to nit about there. In #3 the wide expanse is just a beautiful overview of the place in my opinion. Nevertheless it is a beautiful place. #4 can benefit with a little bit of gardening -- meaning removing those dead sticks showing on the right side and the grass on the left. #5 -- and #6 to me needs a little bit of brightening...who are those two women you took a picture of? Is that a selfie or your relatives?? #7 is too bright to my taste...it needs a bit of shadows added to make it pop a little bit...I like #8 -- just right...#9 doesn't do anything for me....the last one is my favourite of all and Dave did a good job with the edit there...

'Hope I am not too critical...just my opinion because you asked for it..
Cheers,
Izzie

[vaez]

Hi Vaez and thanks for taking all of us along.

I like the shots but i think that they could benefit from some basic post processing.
Some of the shots are not level and that is very easy fix. I think with some processing you could bring out more detail in the mountains.

If you don't mind edits on your shots I bet someone could post some examples.

Jim

hello dear jim
Thank you for your attention
Right Please tell me which of the images should be edited ?
What photo editing worse?

[gregj1763]

Very nice to see images from your part of the world Vaez, such a different landscape from here in Tasmania

[vaez]

Hi Vaez:

I agree with Ziggy in that some basic edits may improve your images. I am an amatuer so please take what I say from that viewpoint and if I am wrong hopefully someone else will note that. In your captures you should always know why you are taking the picture, have a subject or idea of what you are trying to capture with each image. Many many of mine get deleted In post processing you want to emphasize it. I often manipulate using filters in Lightroom. You can also eliminate/remove things that detract from your focus (i.e. the truck on the right in image 1).

Not certain if this is what you asking me but...

Tim

hi dear tim
Thanks for your generous offer I cut truck
Unfortunately I did not succeed due to a very low rate for each photo uploaded new photos to share
Please edit if you can get one of the pictures that much thanks

[vaez]

Hi Vaez

Thanks for sharing your interesting photos. The countryside is quite different to other parts of the world.

I agree with Jim and Tim that editing would improve these shots. As an example, I have done a bit with the last image to show what can be done. I straightened the image and adjusted the white balance, exposure and contrast in ACR then sent the image to Photoshop and applied a couple of Nik filters - namely Detail Extractor and Pro Contrast. If you don't like me posting my modifications then please let me know and I will remove it.

Oh and one other comment, I would have preferred a greater Depth of Field in shots 4 and 9.

Dave

hi dear dave
I thank you very much at the beginning of the great Edith
Edith was too high
I know my weaknesses is I edit photos
I 'm happy to know the problems of photos

[vaez]

Vaez, these are all beautiful shots of a different place from what we (I) normally see around Australia or here in the US. Are those people tourists? Is that the explanation for the buses in #5 and #7. #7 looks like camping is allowed there. I like #1 shot but as advised by Tim, the truck has to go...#2 is OK to my eyes. Nothing to nit about there. In #3 the wide expanse is just a beautiful overview of the place in my opinion. Nevertheless it is a beautiful place. #4 can benefit with a little bit of gardening -- meaning removing those dead sticks showing on the right side and the grass on the left. #5 -- and #6 to me needs a little bit of brightening...who are those two women you took a picture of? Is that a selfie or your relatives?? #7 is too bright to my taste...it needs a bit of shadows added to make it pop a little bit...I like #8 -- just right...#9 doesn't do anything for me....the last one is my favourite of all and Dave did a good job with the edit there...

'Hope I am not too critical...just my opinion because you asked for it..
Cheers,
Izzie

hi dear and friendly Izzie
Thank you very much you love and love 's past
I am ashamed of all care for each time leave
Thanks for your good suggestions
My goal is to tourist attractions to the rest of the friends I introduce my country 's culture and history of several hundred years.
My country enjoys special weather
At one time in the north, very cold

And in the south, hot and dry in a desert place
This series wanted a photo of my trip
10 hours a day hike
Photo of two women are friends and when we got to the location
Each of the photos should be clear please tell me
Thanks again

[vaez]

Very nice to see images from your part of the world Vaez, such a different landscape from here in Tasmania

hello Greg
thank you for comment
i happy say to me wrong photo

[Kris V]

I keep going back to #2. No idea why, but the photo really appeals to me.
Straightening the horizon and pushing up the vibrance just a tad would be a major improvement. (IMHO)

[gregj1763]

I keep going back to #2. No idea why, but the photo really appeals to me.
Straightening the horizon and pushing up the vibrance just a tad would be a major improvement. (IMHO)

Exactly what I was thinking Kris
Something like this ?

[Kris V]

Exactly what I was thinking Kris
Something like this ?

That's a major improvement!

[vaez]

I keep going back to #2. No idea why, but the photo really appeals to me.
Straightening the horizon and pushing up the vibrance just a tad would be a major improvement. (IMHO)

hello dear kris
I thank you for your recommendations Comments
I am very happy to be a member of this site
I like your friends to know I can progress in this field would
Particularly older members like you who have more experience

[vaez]

Exactly what I was thinking Kris
Something like this ?

hello dear greg

Many thanks for the excellent and very dear friend Edith professional
I hope one day I would like you to Edith good
Edith Well, you seem to have changed with photos
I loved this photo
Thanks again very dear friend
I must thank the country 's culture