Mount Damavand 5671 meter
Contax RTS II, Carl Zeiss Planar 85/1,4, Fuji Velvia 50
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Hansjörg - www.photodesign-online.de 31/01/2020 0:03
I checked Wikipedia to locate the mountain. (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damawand) German Wikipedia tells that it is lower than 5671m and states an altitude of 5604m but it is still incredible. The english site of Wikipedia tells an altitude of 5609.2m. So I don't know exactly which number is right. The mountain looks incredible. Thanks for showing that photo which told me a bit more about the geography of Iran. As a German citizen I would not visit Iran because the political situation is just to unsafe. But it is an interesting destination.PS: You didn't tell me where you are from. I guessed Stockholm but it might be wrong. You don't need to tell, it is just a question.
Hansjörg - www.photodesign-online.de 30/01/2020 21:03
Wonderful mountain. The highest peak I ever saw was Mount Elbrus in Russia with ca. 5642m. But I never climbed on top of it.