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//Istanbul, Turkey//

b2btrends wrote 1 month ago: Hello there! Today I am going to write about Istanbul. I am a big Istanbul fan and for me there is n … more →

Tags: istanbul, Hagia Sophia, dolmabahçe, Nişantaşı, La rue Francaise, turkey, tourguide, Sightseeing, Turkish

Istanbul, ville aux milles délices 4 comments

mathildescuisine wrote 3 months ago: Le soleil se lève aux portes de l’Orient et Occident et Istanbul dévoile son visage et sa beauté don … more →

Tags: Just a thought.., Restaurants & Co, istanbul, balik pasaj, Döner, simit, Mısır, corne d’or, grand bazar

Istanbul

johnsilb wrote 4 months ago: During the second weekend of June, Pam and visited Istanbul.  We were both surprised by how much we … more →

Tags: Travel, istanbul, Blue Mosque, Naz Wooden House, bosporus, Sea of Marmara, Hagia Sofia, Grand Bazaar, Spice Market

Istanbul Travelogue

cristene wrote 6 months ago: OK, so my colleague, friend and media guru Oliver J. Siodmak, better known to those who love him in … more →

Tags: Travelogue, experience?, istanbul, Travel, dolmabahçe, Aya Sofia, Blue Mosque

Istanbul, Turkey

petecrow wrote 8 months ago: Istanbul, Turkey April 10, 2009 Friday Webcam from the Bridge of the Queen Victoria is HERE. Istanbu … more →

Tags: world cruise, Cunard, Queen Victoria, turkey, istanbul, Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia, Grand Bazaar, Blue Mosque

Istanbul, the final destination1 comment

Sarah wrote 11 months ago: Istanbul is wonderful, and my sad lack of notes in my travel journal is a sign that I was savoring e … more →

Tags: Europe, turkey, istanbul, Blue Mosque, Hagia Sofia

Shah Jahan's Throne تخت طاؤس

tafseerahmed wrote 11 months ago: Shah Jahan’s Throne, Thakt-e-Taaos تخت طاؤس or Peacock Throne is one of the most famous and mo … more →

Tags: History, peacock throne, Shah Jahan

Iznik Ware: A Chronicle of Ingenuity

Liz Hager wrote 1 year ago: Isnik Plate, ca. 16th century, ceramic, Archeology Museum Istanbul (photo ©2007 Liz Hager) [For more … more →

Tags: ceramics, Fine & Decorative Arts, Liz Hager, Arkeoloji Müzesi, Bayezid II, Istanbul Archeology Museum, Iznik ceramics, Mehmed II, Ming Pottery

Your Motivation Today

ainyfauziyah wrote 1 year ago: “Love is an act of endless forgiveness, a tender look which becomes a habit.” – Peter Us … more →

Tags: Your Motivation Today, Peter Ustinov, Spartacus, ambasssador, UNICEF, autobiography, writer

Behind the doors of the Topkapi harem

3z wrote 1 year ago: Until 1909 the rooms of the Harem of Topkapı were bustling with life. Sultan’s concubines and … more →

Tags: Issue29, panoramas, Photography, Virtual Tour, Harem, turkey, Ylmaz Tufan, Burdur Museum, mevlana museum

Luxury Goods from the Ottoman Court

Liz Hager wrote 1 year ago: By LIZ HAGER One of the many intricately tiled wall designs at Topkapı Palace.   Note the overall em … more →

Tags: ceramics, Fine & Decorative Arts, Liz Hager, People & Places, Constantine, First Council of Nicea, istanbul, Iznik ceramics, Ottomans

Ebru: The Art of Patience

Nur Meryem Seja wrote 1 year ago: One of the most unique and beautiful forms of Turkish art is Ebru, or water marbling. Ebru is formed … more →

Tags: Ebru: The Art of Patience, :(, Art, Ebru, Empire, handmade, Islamic, istanbul, Life

The hearth moved14 comments

dcairns wrote 1 year ago: Ground-breaking sexual shenanigans from Jules Dassin’s PHAEDRA. Faced with the challenging tas … more →

Tags: film, Music, mythology, Anthony Perkins, Barbet Schroeder, Biographical Dictionary of Film, Clockwork Orange, David Thomson, Don't Look Now

Jules Dassin: 1911-2008

Stefan wrote 1 year ago: For me one of the most powerful directors of the Noir genre, and also one of the most unsung of all … more →

Tags: Culture, Entertainment, film, filmmakers, Movies, film noir, Jules Dassin, brute force, noir genre

A Farewell to Jules Dassin

grpresspoland wrote 1 year ago: (GREEK NEWS AGENDA)    Jules Dassin (born Julius Dassin), famous noir films director passed away yes … more →

Tags: Cinema, Greece, Cultcure, Music, Kostas Karamanlis, Greek junta, Never on Sunday, Mános Hadjidákis, Melina Mercouri

Ebru: The Art of Patience

ranasarac wrote 1 year ago: One of the most unique and beautiful forms of Turkish art is Ebru, or water marbling. Ebru is formed … more →

Tags: Love, The Art of Patience, patience, :(, Ebru, Life, Islamic, Turkish, Style

Eight a clock in the morning should be dragged out into the courtyard and shot. Twice.

koeus wrote 1 year ago: The headline pretty much says it all. But in case it doesn’t, then I’ll add this: Pen an … more →

Tags: Random Ramblings, Interrail flashbacks, Travel, Photo, Code, Programming, Interrail, studies, High resolution

The Twinkler1 comment

dcairns wrote 2 years ago: When top cinematographer Henri Alekan came to the Edinburgh Film Festival, I think I was the first p … more →

Tags: film, mythology, Jules Dassin, Henri Alekan, La Belle et La Bete, Jean Cocteau, Orphee

Happy Birthday Jules Dassin!1 comment

dcairns wrote 2 years ago: I was rooting for Billy Wilder to outlive Leni Riefenstahl but he let me down.    Director Jules Das … more →

Tags: film, Mario Bava, Jules Dassin, Night and the City, Melina Mercouri, Birthday, 10.30PM Summer, Rififi, The Naked City


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