Scattered ruins at Efes. July 2008.
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12 comments:
What a nice picture! Just like everything you normally photograph, by the way. I love the colour of the sky, and was it as hot as it looks in the picture?
Gorgeous!
I am hoping to visit Selçuk when I make my way to Turkey in a short while. It comes highly recommended.
p.s.: Have been secretly admiring your blog for a while.
Linked here via Aisha
:)
How it arches without support at the top is very humbling science.
brilliant.
brilliant... the whole picture just captures the very essence of the Mediterranean- the azure sky, the heat, brown grass from the dry summer, bleached ruins (was this a hippodrome, by the way?) and a solitary tree
yes, szerelem, it is truly beautiful. your composition is highly symbolic, the way you opposed the green tree to the ruin in the background...
Thank you all!
Pan: Efes was actually really pleasant and not that hot...we were lucky!
icon-o-plastic: Thanks and welcome! Oh, you must visit Selcuk. Efes is great and the town in itself is adorable and charming. When are you going and for how long?
.: Indeed.
TR: thank you!
Zuma: It was the agora if I remember correctly. This is probably my favourite picture out of all I took at Efes.
Roxana: Thank you :) I actually thought that tree looked really beautiful - especially with all the ruins in the foreground and the arch in the back...Efes was beautiful and the trees, grass and flowers coming into bloom added a lot to the ruins...
I was hoping to visit in Dec but I am guessing that's not going to happen.
Probably next Feb then.
:(
Somewhere in between I want to drop in Jordan for a quick dekko.
- Schez
www.suburbannoisemachine.wordpress.com
Wannagreendoorpictures!!
But this was lovely too.
How do you say "awesome" in Turkish?
Schez: Oooh! I want to go to Jordan too! You must tell me when your Turkey thing plans out...
??!: See new post...
km: çok awesome should suffice :D
Aha!I love the tree in the midst of the ruins.brilliant. Period. Somehow the sky reminds me of Cape Town! :)
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