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When I lived in Turkey, my outside environment was an unflagging resource for beauty and curiosity and "meaning." Going outside and wandering around with my camera was this immediate, positive way of exiting emptiness, depression, boredom and it cost no money and contained no calories and brought on no hangovers and involved no messy direct human contact.
This is not an accurate representation of what Turkey really looks like -- not what Istanbul looks like -- I have the voyeur's eye and am leaving out all the shopping malls, bars, museums, sky-scrapers, mini-skirts -- I just wanted to have these here because I miss being able to walk outside and walk outside myself.
As any Istanbullu or visitor will tell you, the landscape of that city is all about unexpected juxtapositions. Also, I love signs.
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- The Interior and the Garden of the Sultanahmet Mos...
- Church of the Pancreator/Zeyrek Camii
- Veterinarian Sign in Fatih
- Dr. Sehmus Sign in Uskudar
- Ancient Wall in Tarsus
- Communists? or Facists? Protesting in Fatih
- This Tree has been Placed Under the Protection of ...
- For Sale By Teacher's Realty
- From inside a mosque in Tarsus
- Sultan Street, Misi
- Misi
- Kiz Tasi in Fatih
- Ablutions in Kapali Carsi
- Kapali Carsi
- Kadikoy
- "remedy for any problem, a cure for hopelessness..."
- Goats in Misi
- View of Tophane Through Fence
- Sky in Fatih
- Door Through Mosque Window in Tarsus
- Construction in Misi, Outside of Bursa
- My Son and I in a Mosque in Bursa - Taken by Zeyne...
- Street in Bursa
- Boys Playing Soccer in an Empty Lot in Tarsus
- Men and Their Motorcycle Outside Beyazit Mosque
- Birds of Beyazit Flying
- Sign in Misi Outside of Bursa
- Cars Going through Valens Aqueduct (Third Century)
- Antik Cafe in Fatih, Istanbul
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