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Lands were Christianity was born. 30 km from the bay there are Alexandretta and Antioch.
Shot on iPhone 14 Pro Max.
The beach, the sea and the sky, on a cold March day. Windswept, empty and refreshing.
Shot on iPhone 7 a few years back.
As a Muslim I have got a Church photos. Our country have churcs and cathedrals. We love it. Jesus loves me. ☪️🤝✝️
At the same time, the first church in the world is in Antiochia because Christianity was born here. I went there before the earthquake. But unfortunately it was damaged. 🙁
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Doing this kinda feels like facebook, but ok, I see the OP is a newbie here 1/16 joined
, welcome to all things photography ; form, composition, exposure, etc, and of course CC - constructive criticismThat is so amazing! Thank you for showing me these pictures.![42b28841a920fd2d36e1a3535181050b.jpg]()
Doing this kinda feels like facebook, but ok
I'm not quite sure what specifically you're looking for (if anything), but this is a photograph I've kept, and will keep till the end of time (it's also backed up to about 6 places). It is of extremely low quality, and looks very unassuming and taken on a whim. However, with context, I think this photo is absolutely fascinating, and those of you who've known me for long enough know exactly what I'm talking about.
Actually, this photo depicts both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border, and was taken from Rim Road in El Paso, TX. I went down there with some classmates back in high school, and that trip changed my life.
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Actually, this photo depicts both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border, and was taken from Rim Road in El Paso, TX. I went down there with some classmates back in high school, and that trip changed my life.
I have a FLIR thermal iPhone attachment.. did energy audit 2 days ago in my loghome
Then there these flower ones…
My 128k Mac September 1984
My astrophotography images I took
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This is an Armenian Orthodox Chruch. İn Kadıköy, Istanbul. I pictured in November 2023. But it is not actively used.
This church is on Istiklal Street, Istanbul. Its name is Hagia Triada Greek Orthodox Church. It is actively used and many tourists like it. I went too, but only looked through the door. A beautiful red and white church. There are excellent sculptures in front of its door.
This church is in the city where I live, Adana. Its name is "Bebekli Church" among the public. It is a Catholic church. It is actively serving. It has a small congregation of 40 people. Its community consists entirely of Turks. The reason why this church is called "Bebekli Church" is that there is a small bronze statue on top of the church building. Although people think that this statue is a baby, this statue is actually the mother of Hz. İsa (Jesus Christ). It is a statue of Virgin Mary. There is a bazaar there on weekends, the sound of bells never gets old. Next to the smell of kebab, we hear the sounds of bells.
It is really beautiful, thank you for sharing, I will definitely go to these places when I have the chance and feel the atmosphere conveyed in these photos.
These photos are so beautiful, especially the last one looks so dreamy!I have a FLIR thermal iPhone attachment.. did energy audit 2 days ago in my loghome
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Then there these flower ones…
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My 128k Mac September 1984
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My astrophotography images I took
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Definitely not the most aesthetic photo compared to many previously shared in this thread, but I thought the sight of this train cruising down the highway was fascinating for certain. I’m also quite a fan of the “Out of Service” displayed at the top of the train.
Chicken kebab.
In Turkey, we said "Çöp Şiş". Çöp meaning trash, şiş meaning skewer.
Also, sir, let me give you one more information:
Our religion is Islam; Rejecting the existence of Jesus, Moses, Adam and many prophets takes us out of religion. What does this mean? We obey other prophets besides Muhammad. We count them as prophets, which they are. Rejecting and insulting the existence of Christianity and Judaism is forbidden in our religion. Allah and God are the same beings. Also, there are many similarities in our religions.
Definitely cool. And look at all those tires!
northern lights last march above our house
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And a pic I love of our travels on the salar de uyuni salt flats.
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And a pic I love of our travels on the salar de uyuni salt flats.
Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco!
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