7 to 8 October 2018, Istanbul (Constantinople), Turkey.
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This is Monochromes from Istanbul, last was from Constantinople. There are more Ottoman images in this one, though there are still East Roman images.
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Basilica Cistern.
Blue Mosque and Basilica Cistern.
Medusa head.
The other Medusa head.
Galata Tower.
Cihangir Mosque.
Dwellings of the local population.
Dolmabahçe Palace.
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Camlica Mosque.
Vahdettin Pavilion.
An interesting architectural assembly at the water’s edge.
Anatolian Fortress.
Rumeli Fortress.
Rumeli Fortress.
Beylerbeyi Palace Bathing Pavilion.
Büyük Mecidiye Mosque (Ortaköy Mosque).
Probably not a palace.
Kuleli Sahil.
Can’t identify this but looks old, perhaps even from East Roman times.
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Kuz Kulezi (Maiden’s Tower).
It’s an Indian!
Islamic Museum and Hippodrome.
Doorway to another place and time?
Street-side displays.
Top of the Blue Mosque.
The Obelisk of Theososius and some minarets of the Blue Mosque.
The Serpent Column in the front and the Obelisk of Theodosius in the rear.
A family sitting on a low fence, with Hagia Sopha in the background.
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Thank you for taking me back to Istanbul. One of my favourite cities in the world.
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So much to see there! We barely scratched the surface.
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Wonderful pics as usual Murray
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Thanks very much Kerry!
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