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10 picturesque places in Persia for practicing photography

Sanctions are slowly being lifted from Iran, and since 2015, it’s become easier to travel through this warm and welcoming land, its rich history and culture ripe for the picking. Autumn and Spring are the best times to go, as temperatures are mild and comfortable. In my two week visit I witnessed so much beauty, I hardly put my camera down. Here is a breakdown of just a few of my favourite spots:

Nasir ol Molk Mosque, Shiraz

Also known as the Pink Mosque, this stunning place of worship is best visited early in the morning. Firstly to avoid the crowds, but more importantly, to experience the sun streaming through the stained glass windows creating a kaleidoscopic rainbow you can walk through and literally bathe in! Aside from taking photos, take a moment to sit and really absorb the different frequencies of light. After all, colour is said to have healing properties. I certainly came away feeling uplifted and energized.

Nasir ol Molk Mosque

Tip: wear white if you…

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