About
A few Words about me…
My name is Kaveh Saffari & I’m currently a student of Psychology, but mainly I have a major education of Homeopathy (CSHom (CBMS), Family Homeopath). At some time I’ve also studied MCSA courses, and I’m recently trying to continue them again and get my MCITP. I therefore have a considerably vast practical and personal knowledge & experience of Networking & Web Design & Administration & I’ve designed & webmastered some websites, but not as a job & only voluntarily due to my interest.
Among my other interests (which would rather make a long list, like Eastern Philosophies, Homeopathy & Healing Arts & generally helping humans, Mythology, ancient Beliefs & Religions, Philosophy, Psychology, Music, Computers &…) I love photography and whenever I get time, esp. on my Nature Adventures and trips I almost spend my every moment experimenting or thinking about new ideas of photography, different view angles and so on… just in the same way that I’ve taught it myself. Generally I’ve never tried to follow any rules (in the so-called sense) and even in the case of must-be techniques/rules I’ve mostly experienced and concluded them by myself first and then have read about it somewhere by chance.
Recently the only thing that I’m not enjoying anymore and is giving me a hard time is my old SONY DSC-H2 camera, which I strongly like to change it with either a Canon EOS 350D/400D/30D or Nikon D40x/D80… Nowadays I’ve reached a point that the only uncompromising thing about my photography is the H2’s inefficiencies, limitation & shortcomings… 
so I better find a way of earning a little money to buy a entry-level/consumer or prosumer DSLR… 
you may wonder why I’m talking about these here… well who knows, maybe Santa Claus is somewhere around & sees my wish list for this year huh…!!? 
I mainly publish my photographic works here on my PhotoBlog which I’ve built myself… 
and I intensely get inspired by the writings of Jos Slabbert in my works, whether at the time of photography or afterwards when I review my photos and I almost quote one of his writings in every post of mine in this site… It’s just amazing, it’s like his words tell the story of my heart, everything that I feel and need to say… I can’t simply describe how it is and how I feel… It can’t be done by words… 
I also have another website project (www.moksha-gita.com) myself which is still in progress, where I’m trying to publish a more print-friendly editions of the e-books already available in the HTML format on the Sacred-Texts website, by doing some general optimizations, such as designing appropriate cover-pages, arranging page-setup and formatting and some other editing tasks, while at the same time, always trying to comply with the chief factors of easy and economic printing (i.e. paper and ink consumption) so that the revised editions become more suitable for general printing purposes, and almost all of the e-books which are presented there (are)/will mainly be prepared on the basis of the public-domain e-books from the Sacred-Texts.com website.
Anyway…I hereby heartily want to thank Johannes Jarolim & Markus Mayer (PhotoBlog - Website) for developing & generously providing me respectively with YAPB 
& the Grain Theme.
Hope you enjoy viewing my photos & the feelings I’ve shared about them, as much as I enjoy taking them. If you like any of my photos & think that they can be useful & are suitable for your work, design or etc. just contact me in any way & I would provide you with the full-size quality version of them. Please share and leave any comments you may have about any of my photos so that I can improve more in photography.
Besides… below are my profile page on CoolPhotoBlogs.com and the vote page for this PhotoBlog 
just don’t forget to vote for me if you like ok…?
