shahireh sharif

See it as

How state of Iran is today, rundown foundation with no sing of repair, only one window that faced to religion, structure dangerously expose because it is god’s will and waiting to be gone.

I like the exposed structure you can see how it was put together and why. I wonder what kind of memories that room holds

ممنونم

 با سپاس از کسانی که برداشت ها ونقدهای خود را به این صفحه اضافه کردند. 

با خواندن آنها یاد بیتی افتادم که گمانم از پژمان بختیاری است.

اگر ایران به جز ویران‌سرا نیست -  من این ویران‌سرا را دوست دارم

Abject Poverty!

As I wrote before under different photos months back, abject poverty does not seem to migrate from our towns and villages. During the eighties when the whole world was moving forward Iran under IR was making giant leaps backward. Where I have been living for the past three decades the roads in the villages and small towns are as nice as or sometimes nicer than those in big cities. Highways, railroads and underwater tunnels connect almost all of the country. Investments in the infrastructure in Iran could turn it into the envy of the Middle East. The current regime has little interest in such investments.

A crumbling house

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A beauty so tragic obvious peril is concealed
May casualties of the next quiver be small
upper-right, lower-left, rotting columns,
middle-left, crumbling vertical supports,
asymmetric K-brace out of balance
uneven and unattached are the beams  
up and down, failing load-bearing walls
Hope no one lives in that crumbling house

Simple Is Beautiful!

A good photo! Thanks for sharing.

There are no bricks (aajor) that I can see in the wall. These are called adobes (khesht). The origin of the word, as far as I know, is Arabic.

An adobe is made of mud and straw and is dried in the sun. Whereas bricks are made by baking the clay in a kiln (kooreh).

:)

Good for you for insisting on taking this picture.

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