Shah (Emam) Mosque

Isfahan, Iran · 2015 · Architecture, 68 of 71

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01 The photograph

Shah (Emam) Mosque, Isfahan

Year
2015
Gallery
Architecture 68 / 71
Photograph
Mohammadreza Domiri Ganji

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02 The place

Shah (Emam) Mosque

Shah Mosque –or Imam mosque- is located on the southern side of Naghsh-e-Jahan Square in Isfahan. This mosque belongs to Safavi era and was built under the order of Shah Abbas the First. This building has an enormous dome with a height of nearly 57 meters (170 ft.) as well as tall minarets. Additionally, an exemplary tiling with a unique symmetrical design under the dome and on most of the inner walls mesmerizes the visitors.

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03 In his words

Making the photograph

The ceiling of this place is none like any other. It is one of the most exquisite works of architecture, which one might find hard to look away. I stood in the middle of this structure so I could capture its perfect symmetry with prominence. Using a wide lens, I was able to capture the ceiling in its entirety.

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Shah (Emam) Mosque, Isfahan, Iran — photograph by Mohammadreza Domiri Ganji

Shah (Emam) Mosque, Isfahan · Mohammadreza Domiri Ganji