Waiting to Fade by Mehran Neghshbandi
I love to study the forms of plants and flowers in different lighting structure, and in a minimal style, so I started to do that with underexposed shots of nature and with low saturated colors. The inspiration behind this project is more of a personal one, it's about the connection I make with nature or the way I feel it.
-Mehran Neghshbandi
I'm not much into landscape photography, or pretty much the way people use to see it, I don't need a great waterfall or something breathtaking to make me wonder about nature. I see it in every little part of nature, every leaves or flowers or tree, and I wanted to show them the way I see them.
-Mehran Neghshbandi
As for my inspiration, it's nature. I also love Jurgen Heckel photos so I think that played a big role in this project. As for the advice, I don't think I'm in a place to give one as I am too, is still learning. :) I used a Nikon D90 with a 18-105mm lens to shoot this project.
-Mehran Neghshbandi
About Mehran Neghshbandi
Mehran Neghshbandi is a freelance photographer from Sanandaj, Kurdistan of Iran. He's an industrial design student and currently live in the north of Iran. See more of his work at Behance.
Nice concept, beautifully and very effectively executed. Nice work
I love the post processing you've done. You should print them out and place it on a backlit photo frame.