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    It's hard to imagine a more profound, and more respectful statement than that!: by homeless_harry, Views[361]
         		 I should have told them my left side is my good side.: by homeless_harry, Views[382]
         		 Now and then shots of ANZAC cove with a photobomb by a garbage bin.: by homeless_harry, Views[344]
         		 The internet lied to me. I never thought that possible.: by homeless_harry, Views[1538]
         		 That would be the view if there was a window there.: by homeless_harry, Views[406]
     
    A Black Bear mated with an Alsatian: by homeless_harry, Views[453]
         		 A vegetarian feast in the shadow of the Little Haghia Sophia.: by homeless_harry, Views[345]
         		 Not one right swiped to me. Ladies be making sound decisions: by homeless_harry, Views[392]
         		 So much decadence.: by homeless_harry, Views[445]
         		 Istaklil by night and the only blue sky I've seen so far.: by homeless_harry, Views[421]
     
    Pretty sweet first photo taken in Turkey: by homeless_harry, Views[1925]
         		 As close as ever want to get to snow!: by homeless_harry, Views[424]
         		 Eastern Turkey: by tjs, Views[169]
         		 Finally i entered in the forgotten part of the city, and i meet what i searched: real people. My travelmate and i meet a group of children, playing football in the street. We asked to play, and so we began the best match of our life. But only at home, when i discovered this photo, i understood that.: by contest2014, Views[312]
         		 But when you come out from city center life becomes real, old traditions remain and something grows.: by contest2014, Views[348]
     
    The sea is the soul of Istanbul. It flows through its veins and gives to the city its pulse. In a city where everything runs, this man flows slowly, in the center of a platform, taken by a ship, looking to his city.: by contest2014, Views[400]
         		 In Istanbul's centre everything looks like built for europeans. But not always. Three men jump from the truck to drink turkish coffee, and come back after the pause waiting for the their driver. When the fake rules of tourism meets real life the contrast hits you.: by contest2014, Views[382]
         		 I was walking in Istanbul's streets and i saw a group of men walking, everybody with a bus-seat on the back. Then they stopped and sitted down in circle, somebody spoke, somebody only watched around. His gaze catch me: by contest2014, Views[367]
         		 Hard work is embedded in Turkish culture, where trading is the main activity.: by helenalins, Views[299]
         		 Sultan is a Kurd who says
     
    The hijab has become more visible on the streets since Erdogan's presidency. : by helenalins, Views[348]
         		 Islam is the dominant religion in Turkey.: by helenalins, Views[281]
         		 Tired from a days work casting bronze, he seeks a moments reflection. : by spiritualnomad, Views[288]
         		 In the stone workshops of the Old bazaar men still play with fire. They wrestle with the heat, with the flames, with the smoke and create molten golden rivers of liquid metal.: by spiritualnomad, Views[309]
         		 The hustle and bustle of the market place. The colours, the sounds, the smells rush around you as you stand. Stand still to capture this moment. To capture this feeling. To capture these emotions.: by spiritualnomad, Views[317]
     
    The beautiful inner chambers of the Hagia Sophia. As the chaos of life continues, silent spiritual moments are stolen by the lovers of God. : by spiritualnomad, Views[291]
         		 Walking through the palace gardens at Topkapi. A moment captured on the first day of their new life. A beautiful couple about to immortalise their first day together.: by spiritualnomad, Views[426]
         		 Turkish opulence. Elegant or evil?: by alexmccull, Views[285]
         		 The architecture in Istanbul's alleyways are dominatingly beautiful.: by alexmccull, Views[328]
         		 If no one near you is breaking a rule, you're not in Istanbul.: by alexmccull, Views[304]
     
    Istanbul's ferryboats, a relaxing respite from a busy city.: by alexmccull, Views[281]
         		 The portrait of poverty and happiness. Their approach went straight to my heart: by read-see-discover, Views[249]
         		 Culture and Religion: women outside a mosque.: by read-see-discover, Views[261]
         		 Kindness: a perfect stranger started smiling at me like a lifelong friend.: by read-see-discover, Views[307]
         		 Surprised, I thought
     
    Unmistakable Skyline: the grandeur of the mosques is always in front of you.: by read-see-discover, Views[273]
         		 A typical Turkish cafe. Here you can find only men, drinking tee (cay), smoking, chatting, playing cards and relaxing. Women are not welcome! This reflexs an historical division between the two genders in a society who assigned different roles to men and wemen: by b-istanbul, Views[900]
         		 A woman feeding pigeons in front of Yenì Cami. This is one of the most true and consistent vision of Istanbul: the pigeons and hence the pigeon feeders. This is a daily activity for anyone: kids, tourists and locals, and it is a sort of ritual which represents the ability to enjoy the small things that nature has to offer.: by b-istanbul, Views[625]
         		 The Eminonu Pier is located along the southern end of the Galata Bridge and consists of multiple docks for ferries cruising along or crossing the Bosphorus. Since the city is built on different pieces of lands separated by the sea, ferries are the most efficient public transport used by anyone. While this place is usually overcrowded, at the sunrise, it can be an incredibly peaceful place. Eminonu covers roughly the area on which the ancient Byzantium was built, and it is still the core part of the city.: by b-istanbul, Views[479]
         		 Istanbul is a metropolis where more than 14 millions of people live. There are very modern and new districts as well as very run-down but suggestive parts of the city. Here you can still find lots of Peddlers. Street vendors is in fact a common job.: by b-istanbul, Views[373]
     
    Turkish people are historically merchants. You can still find traces of this in the big Istanbul's Bazar. One of this is the Egyptian market, with its narrow streets crowded with any kind of people and goods. Here you can find businessmen, merchants, woman dressed with or without hijab. The variety of people living together symbolizes the extreme openness and modernity of Istanbul.: by b-istanbul, Views[578]
         		 Although the university campus is surrounded by forest, it is possible to find a lot of spots inside campus where you can witness beautiful and romantic sunsets.: by onalongjourney, Views[301]
         		 Library of the university opens at 9:00 am; however, it is possible to see a queue of dozens of people who are waiting for its opening before 9:00 am. Since it is the library of hope, people believe that studying only here will save them from the cruelty of exams.: by onalongjourney, Views[272]
         		 This is the monument called
         		 History of university and campus is quite complex since many resistances toward existing government is coming from students of this universities. This stadium which is called
     
    Many freshmen at university buy bicycles because it is huge, but most of those bicycles are not being used because after some time, people prefer to walk in the campus rather than bike. The reason is that campus is surrounded by forest and nature of campus is beautiful. : by onalongjourney, Views[264]
         		 Busy day Over the Bosphorus (Istanbul): by dian, Views[259]
         		 Me At Metro Tunnel : by thecultureinturkey, Views[242]
         		 Hagia Sophia Mosque : by thecultureinturkey, Views[229]
         		 Mosque: by thecultureinturkey, Views[227]
     
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