Sultanahmet Camii
Yerebatan Sarnıcı
Renkli, Beyoğlu
Galata Kulesi
Karagöz
İstanbul and İ. True Love. Really.
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Time is a companion that goes with us on a journey. It reminds us to cherish each moment, because it will never come again. What we leave behind is not as important as how we have lived.
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9 comments:
Haaaaaaa, first comment.
AMAZING photos. Truly. I'm glad you love it, and I'm glad you went to Yerebatan, I've always loved that place since I was a child.
Beautiful! I love the picture of the cistern. I couldn't get a good shot when I was in there because of the lack of light. I feel like going to Istanbul again.
what a lovely fan.
As you command, I have come to comment.
This whets my appetite for more photos. And yeah, so it isn't actually your camera after all, hahaha. The pictures are breathtaking. I know what you mean when you said you didn't have words to describe Istanbul. I love the last three photos.
Karan
Beautiful...just effing beautiful. I can't even say anything more.
nice work. especially the one of the tilted street.
gorgeous. argh, I want to go see too!
more pics of the hagia sofia please - from different angles too :) and the bosporous. and anything else which you can find :)
oh and whose camera?
Does it feel right, being there? (you'll know what I mean if it does. I'm sorry - I get ridiculous when I talk about Istanbul, but. yes. You know.)
awesome photos...
luved them n i really must plan my trip now.
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