http://kaveh.ymer.org Thu, 18 Feb 2010 22:48:55 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Patience alone can’t describe all the characteristics and deep meanings associated with the Turtle, however if the word Patience is analyzed in more depth, it will reveal a lot of the relative concepts which either they relies on it or completes their true meanings… Turtle is a symbol of steadfastness and tranquility in religion, mythology, and [...]]]> http://kaveh.ymer.org/2010/patience/ This is the last and the Best shot of this series I think, although I love all of them but I like this one more… hope you’ve enjoyed them too… ]]> http://kaveh.ymer.org/2010/takht-e-soleyman_n14/ ]]> http://kaveh.ymer.org/2010/takht-e-soleyman_n13/ Sorry if this is such a small preview of this panorama photo, my template’s currently limited to showing 800 pixels wide photos, so until I find a workaround way to fix it, no-matter how much I’ve tried many ways, I’m unable to show wider panoramas… ]]> http://kaveh.ymer.org/2010/takht-e-soleyman_n12/ This and the next 2 photos are panoramic views of the Takht-e Soleyman archeological site… Sorry if this is such a small preview of this panorama photo, my template’s currently limited to showing 800 pixels wide photos, so until I find a workaround way to fix it, no-matter how much I’ve tried many ways, I’m unable [...]]]> http://kaveh.ymer.org/2010/takht-e-soleyman_n11/ You can see the columns of the Western Hall which was used for the preparation of Royals for the ceremonies and is located next to the dining room… ]]> http://kaveh.ymer.org/2010/takht-e-soleyman_n10/ This is the Anahita Temple, as seen while looking towards west and the Prison of Solomon (Zendan-e Soleyman, Zendane Soleiman, Zendan-e Div…) in the background… ]]> http://kaveh.ymer.org/2010/takht-e-soleyman_n9/ This is a panoramic view of the Ilkhanid structures on the west side of the lake and again the Portico of Khosro far in the background… ]]> http://kaveh.ymer.org/2010/takht-e-soleyman_n8/ This is also another view of the same Portico of Khosro (Eyvan-e Khosro) ]]> http://kaveh.ymer.org/2010/takht-e-soleyman_n7/ This is a view of Khosro Portico (namely known as the “Eyvan-e Khosro”) ]]> http://kaveh.ymer.org/2010/takht-e-soleyman_n6/