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Bodrum's Hotel Su
The Su Hotel Bodrum is a fabulous hotel located close to the harbour in the quieter Western Bay.
www.suhotel.net
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The Leather Souq Tannery
The oldest leather tannery in the world should not be missed. When approaching the tannery the smell is unmistakable. The balcony overlooks dozens of stone vessels filled with natural dyes. The hides of sheep and goats are first soaked in diluted acidic pigeon excrement and then transferred to other vessels containing vegetable dyes such as henna, saffron and mint. When the dying process has been completed the hides are dried on the roofs of the Medina.
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Houses of Pirgi
Beautiful example of Ksista.
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Ksista
The process of Ksista begins with the spreading of a mixture of sand, asbestos and cement on the walls of the house. This is then covered with a type of plaster. When it dries, patterns are drawn onto the outer layer and then scratched revealing the darker layers beneath.
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Smoke Break
This cook was having a smoke break out the back door of the kitchen. Old Town, Montreal.
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Inner Peace = World Peace
This street performer was meditating for world peace. Old Town, Montreal.
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Les Chuchoteuses
Sculpture by Rose-Aimée Bélanger located at ruesSaint-Paul and Saint-Dizier.
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Le Plongeur
Sculpture by Robert Tait McKenzie (1867-1938) located in the Le Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal.
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VW Beetle
This vintage VW Beetle was parked alongside the sailboat berths in Cannes Harbor. A very cool Scout was parked alongside.
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Matthew Audet has been a member since 10 November 2007 and goes by SamsaraPhotography.
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Be it a quiet perspective on nature, viewing the profound beauty of the human form, or the endless expression of human creativity found in everyday objects, art, and architecture, the world surrounds us. My photography attempts to slow, to capture the unnoticed, to preserve moments for quiet viewing.
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