Seeing these green hills and numerous narrow valleys between them will surprise you.
Check these posts for more:
The Thousand Valleys
The Tuskestan’s Horse

Optic : Canon 18-55 – Samyang Lens
Focal Length : 18 mm F/11 – 14mm F/4
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS 60D
ISO : 640
Filters : –
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 1/320 sec. – 1/640 sec.
Technique used : –
Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 2-3 August 2018
Place : Tuskestan, Iran

This is one of the seven beautiful waterfalls of Shirabad

Visitors can hike along the trails leading up to the waterfalls, enjoying the fresh mountain air and picturesque views along the way. The sound of rushing water and the sight of the cascading falls create a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, making Shirabad Waterfalls a perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Optic : Canon 24-105 L
Focal Length : 28 mm F/6.3 – 24 mm F/6.3
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS6D
ISO : 100 – 200
Filters : ND1000
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 5 sec. – 15 sec.
Technique used : Stack Picture
Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 5 August 2019
Place : Shirabad, Iran

Golestan Forest, located in northern Iran, is a stunning and biodiverse natural wonder that is often referred to as the “Amazon of Iran.” Covering an area of over 90,000 hectares, the forest is home to a wide variety of plant and animal species, many of which are unique to the region.

The forest is characterized by its lush greenery, towering trees, and crystal-clear streams that meander through the landscape. One of the most iconic features of Golestan Forest is its ancient trees, some of which are estimated to be over 500 years old. These majestic trees provide a habitat for a diverse range of wildlife, including bears, wolves, leopards, and numerous species of birds.

Unfortunately, Golestan Forest is facing threats from deforestation, climate change, and illegal logging, which are putting the delicate ecosystem at risk. Conservation efforts are underway to protect the forest and its inhabitants, including the establishment of protected areas and the implementation of sustainable forestry practices.

Overall, Golestan Forest is a place where one can truly appreciate the wonders of the natural world and the importance of preserving our planet for future generations.

Optic : Canon 24-105 L
Focal Length : 24 mm F/11
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS6D
ISO : 400
Filters : –
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 1/400 sec. – 1/640 sec.
Technique used : –
Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 19 November 2017
Place : Golestan Forest, Iran

Ortkand waterfall; A hidden paradise around Kalat Naderi

The first waterfall is located in the cave. The existence of a waterfall in the heart of the mountain is considered one of the most beautiful natural phenomena. To reach the second waterfall, you have to cross some slimy and wet rocks. If you are not skilled in rock climbing, you will not be able to visit the second waterfall. Fortunately, there are some thick tree roots around to help you climb up.

The second waterfall is higher than the first waterfall and is totally worth your efforts. The height of this waterfall is about 35 meters. This waterfall is located at the end of a valley and you will enjoy a great view. Fortunately, the existence of a special path for roll punch and chimney located next to the waterfall will help you to climb to the top of the waterfall. We promise you that you will be surprised to see the view from the top of the waterfall.
The path to the top of the waterfall is more difficult and it is only suitable for professional and experienced people.

P.S. These two pictures are from the first waterfall.

Optic : –
Focal Length : 4 mm F/2.2
Mount : –
Camera : Samsung GT-I9500
ISO : 500-1000
Filters : –
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 1/17 sec.
Technique used : –
Software: Photoshop
Date Taken : 12 May 2017
Place : Ortkand – Kalat, Iran