Postcards From Turkey: Istanbul Through A Frame

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Nurul in Turkey

“Frame your mind to mirth and merriment which bars a thousand harms and lengthens life” – Willian Shakespeare.

The photo shows Istanbul with Süleymaniye Mosque. The photo was taken through the frame of Galata Bridge.

The photo shows the new city of Istanbul, taken through the window frame of the boat.

The photo shows the old city of Istanbul through the frame of the gate of Dolmabahce Palace

The photo shows the old city of Istanbul through the frame of the gate of Dolmabahce Palace

This post is my contribution for Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. The theme of the week: Framing the shot.

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Published by CHINA ALEXANDRIA LIVING THE DREAM

AUTHOR OF ROMANCE, CRIME DRAMAS AND POETRY SET IN GLASGOW, ITALY AND BRAZIL ALSO AVAILABLE ON KINDLE china.alexandria33@gmail.com THE RICHEST MAN ON EARTH THE YOUNG SHEPHERD LOOKED UP TO THE HEAVENS AND SMILED HE THANKED THE JEWELLED SKY FOR HIS GOOD FORTUNE HIS WIFE, THEIR TWIN BOYS,FOUR SHEEP AND TWO GOATS. THE JEWELLED SKY LOOKED DOWN ON HIM AND SMILED KNOWING MANY HAD THANKED IT FOR THEIR GOOD FORTUNE THINKING THAT THEY OWNED THE RICHES OF THE WORLD BUT ONLY THE YOUNG SHEPHERD WITH HIS WIFE, TWIN BOYS ,FOUR SHEEP AND TWO GOATS WAS TRULY THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD. BY CHINA ALEXANDRIA AUTHOR

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