Dalyan River, Lycian tombs, Turkey

Dalyan River and beautiful Lycian tombs cut from rock, circa 400 BC.

South-west coast of Turkey. I took this picture back in 2011.

All critiques are welcome.

You can "see" far more than I, because I have no idea that there are tombs here.  I see a piece of land with water and what are probably large, multi-passenger boats.  That's all (except, of course, for a cloudy sky).  For an area that you know, I'll bet the pano crop works very well, and I know it brings back memories of your experience there.

Thank you for your comment.

I agree, probably the picture caption is a bit unfortunate since the tombs are not the main subject on this photo. However,  I am still quite surprised, that apart of all things you listed you couldn't find tombs which are cut in rock and take a significant and central part of this mount. In my opinion their location is pretty obvious - especially when picture is enlarged, but of course I might be wrong.

I should have tried the enlarged view, because you're right -- they are much more obvious in that view.  I may not know from looking that they are tombs, but human-built structures, and interesting ones at that, are much more obvious.