Mehdi Moghimnejad is an Iranian contemporary photographer, researcher and faculty member of Tehran University of Art (TUA). Moghimnejad’s world of photography, with a hyper-realistic and very personal photomontage method, which he named “Verisimilitudes”, can be described as a creative conversation with the history and culture of Iran and the broader Middle East. The collection “Monument[s]” that has not been shown yet as a solo exhibition, is his latest endeavor to challenge photographic reality. Moghimnejad’s works have been presented in various solo and group exhibitions, auctions and expos, and some of his works are kept in the permanent treasury of the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Arts. Miniature parks are often understood as part of Industrial Culture. However, I first of all photographed some of the most iconic architectural buildings in the history of Iran in favorite distance and angels and transferred them to a new background of my own photograph. Then, with using 3D software and pixel-by-pixel manipulating, I tried to bring this simple scene to the realm of nature and gave the models a realistic and alive effect. My priority in this laborious journey was a non-historical dialogue with history and transmuting historical experience into historical imagination in contemporary space.