Pardis Iran — Water, pools and pavilions — Series VII · Iran

Eram Garden, pavilion mirrored in the pool (denoise/colour edit)
Eram Garden — the pavilion mirrored in the pool  —  Shiraz

About the series

Pardis, the walled Persian garden, is the origin of the word “paradise”.

Water held in pools and channels, and the pavilions around it — from Eram in Shiraz and the pool-house of the Golestan Palace to the Shazdeh Garden at Mahan.

Mohammadreza Domiri GanjiVIISeries — Pardis

Plates I to VII

7 photographs, water, pools and pavilions

Place
Iran
Photographs
7
Subject
Water, pools and pavilions
  1. Eram Garden, pavilion mirrored in the pool (denoise/colour edit)
    Pl. IEram Garden — the pavilion mirrored in the poolShiraz, IranView the photographPlate 1 of 7
  2. Golestan Palace, tiled pool-house (Howz-khaneh, probable)
    Pl. IIGolestan Palace, the tiled pool-houseTehran, IranView the photographPlate 2 of 7
  3. Garden pavilion vault over a water channel — probably Fin Garden
    Pl. IIIA pavilion vault above the water channelKashan, IranView the photographPlate 3 of 7
  4. Shazdeh Garden pavilion at night above the cascade
    Pl. IVShazdeh Garden at nightMahan, Kerman, IranView the photographPlate 4 of 7
  5. Atash Behram fire temple at blue hour, pool reflection
    Pl. VAtash Behram fire temple at blue hourYazd, IranView the photographPlate 5 of 7
  6. Courtyard house at night, lit iwan reflected in the pool — probably Ameri House
    Pl. VICourtyard house at nightKashan, IranView the photographPlate 6 of 7
  7. Dowlat Abad Garden, windcatcher-pavilion ceiling
    Pl. VIIDowlat Abad, the windcatcher-pavilion ceilingYazd, IranView the photographPlate 7 of 7

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