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    A chicken sits safely inside while the street cats lurk, staring greedily.: by meganlamon, Views[230]
         		 A grocer waits below to fill the descendng bucket with morning goods.: by meganlamon, Views[269]
         		 Turkish family portrait on Euphrates: by of_turkey, Views[306]
         		 Childhood should be about happiness: by of_turkey, Views[289]
         		 Freedom: by of_turkey, Views[358]
     
    He happily runs from the bakery with the morning bread.: by meganlamon, Views[117]
         		 Sunday Businesses: by of_turkey, Views[262]
         		 Moments before he almost lost his scepter, and his father saves it.: by meganlamon, Views[122]
         		 A matter of perspective: by of_turkey, Views[319]
         		 A burst of excitement rushed into this girl's otherwise quiet morning.: by meganlamon, Views[148]
     
    A chicken sits safely inside while the street cats lurk, staring greedily.: by meganlamon, Views[116]
         		 A grocer waits below to fill the descendng bucket with morning goods.: by meganlamon, Views[128]
         		 As we were leaving the beach we experienced a strange condition of being put in a place, which lived its life but it doesn’t anymore. Like you were visiting the past. But maybe it is like that with all seasonal areas. It lives its life during the summer and in the winter it just stays to wait for another possible life. : by vilma, Views[516]
         		 There were strange constructions as well, which could serve as a bay watch shelter or as a house for someone, who never left the place after the Mariachi shot party. But we never saw anyone greeting us from the balcony of this “Beach villa” or from “Bufe” and maybe that’s the best to leave things like they are.: by vilma, Views[544]
         		 Some signs were showing that people in this abandoned place were probably having fun. The bars were there with all equipment inside. Advertisings were offering a Mariachi shot. And all that was a bit contrasting with the mood of the surrounding. It looked like people left unexpectedly this place with no fear that they will not come back.: by vilma, Views[515]
     
    The place was looking like people abandoned it some time ago. Things around were partly ruined but obviously some time ago it was used for purpose.: by vilma, Views[434]
         		 In 2009 I was staying in Istanbul for the exchange program. My friend Mirva and me we decided one day to go to the beach by the Black sea. It was really strange to walk in the beach for 3-4 hours with no people at all just bumping into some signs of civilization. The weather was nice and light was soft. But the horizon was full of ships waiting in the line for something. Maybe they were waiting for a signal to enter the port. But the strict formation of them gave a feeling of something aggressive and unknown there.: by vilma, Views[401]
         		 A young girl joins a protest against the authority and chants to free a man who is in jail for a crime he did not commit. Taksim Square in Istanbul, Turkey. Although Turkey is another Islamic country, their culture is much more westernised. Women are allowed to show their power and express their emotion in public alongside men. : by emstar, Views[449]
         		 by sarahg, Views[188]
         		 The Egyptian Bazaaar, known as the spice market for its prominent spice collections buzzes with energy. The bazaar is filled with the aroma and colour of herbs and spices. The loose piles of spice now compete for the attention of tourists bargain hunting for dried fruits, oils and boxes of Turkish Delight.: by sarahg, Views[516]
     
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         		 The Yeni Camii known as the New Mosque was built in the 1600s next to the Bosphorus River and Galata Bridge. The site of the Mosque was built in an originally poor area where residents were paid to move. The Ottoman mosque is characterised by a cascade of domes and two miranets.: by sarahg, Views[301]
         		 A street seller relaxes over a cigarette in the town. Traditional items such as prayer beads are sold mainly to tourists.: by sarahg, Views[141]
         		 My final resting place: by gallipoli, Views[211]
     
    Have to climb another hill: by gallipoli, Views[235]
         		 Getting to the top is going to be hard: by gallipoli, Views[233]
         		 This is our first objective to get to the top: by gallipoli, Views[232]
         		 Anzac cove Turkey where the Australian and New Zealand armies entered World War 1: by gallipoli, Views[372]
         		 A beautiful image of humbleness and connecting with God through supplications. The woman was oblivious to her surrounding and to those who were struggling to get a piece of the sacred space.: by ayem, Views[273]
     
    The beauty of this night was that there were many people trying to get into the mosque yet there was no pushing, just harmony, while everyone prayed together in unification. : by ayem, Views[303]
         		 “Read! In the Name of your Lord”, reading as an act of worship on a holy night. : by ayem, Views[346]
         		 A sacred space is made of the people that nourish it through acts of spirituality. This picture was taken in the Blue Mosque on Lailat Ul’Qadar, a highly revered night for Muslims. On this night, there was a strong sense of harmony and community that I have never experienced before.: by ayem, Views[424]
         		 A lot of places have their fair share of history. The more time I spent in Turk: by philyblogs, Views[269]
         		 When I went to Turkey I had the intensions of traveling on my own. The first tim: by philyblogs, Views[281]
     
    Arriving late the night before, in an unfamiliar city on the advice on a travele: by philyblogs, Views[302]
         		 I sat and watched a modern glowing fountain outside the centuries old Blue Mosqu: by philyblogs, Views[264]
         		 I wanted to get away from the world I knew. I wanted to see a place where they s: by philyblogs, Views[274]
     
         		 Republic of Turkey: by constantinople, Views[762]
     
    Hagia Sophia as a mosque: by constantinople, Views[455]
         		 Blue Mosque view from Hagia Sophia: by constantinople, Views[495]
         		 Sarcophagus of Alexander the Great: by constantinople, Views[1006]
         		 by bengibson90, Views[107]
         		 I would not have expected to see so many inhabitants they are curious and they look at me suspiciously. Children are more courageous and come to ask me some money. 100 meters away are other people other city other Kayseri...: by kayseri, Views[224]
     
    Other ruins surrounded by buildings under construction that are much further forward. This place looks like an island that is going to disappear: by kayseri, Views[246]
         		 Another shattered house contrasts sharply with the modern building from the area where I was coming from: by kayseri, Views[226]
         		 I went further and there was a ruined house that does not look to be inhabited. But suddenly a boy climbing on a wall showed me that I was wrong, he lives there.: by kayseri, Views[247]
         		 I left the Kayseri city center and I was walking following the sunset. Suddenly at the corner a new lanscape appear: it was loking like a suburb within the city. The land in front of me looked like a border between two worlds.: by kayseri, Views[312]
         		 When Christians and Muslims rest on Sundays.: by nhizyan, Views[268]
     
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