An unpopulated street

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Very beautiful composition, good job!

Best regards,

Cristian Barbu

Thank you Cristian for your rewarding comment about this photo. This is normally part of a busy street. I happened to be there as a visitor during a vacation...

a splash of high-tech amidst the 19th (or older?) century. What makes the image to my eyes is the combination of the lush green plants, the battered buildings and the lonely moped. Do people actually live in these houses? Cheers, Micheal

After browsing around concluded that you live in Turkey (??). This photo does not look like Turkey to me or maybe Turkey is not like the mideast. I like that new photo of you on the rocks. It is great....turkey... ah I see comment above "vacation".

Thank you for commenting on this photo.

The place is Kirklareli, a small city at North-West Turkey (The Thrace). People do live in and around this small street except for the upper part of the yellow building... This photo was taken during a national holiday when all the shops were closed and most people were visiting the cemeteries and/or their elders...

Meir the photo you mentioned was taken at Inceburun, Sinop; the most northern point of the country at Black Sea coast...

Now I know that Turkey has trees. Israel has rocks.

Beautiful and interesting composition with very nice colors . Dan

...for visiting and commenting.

I have declined to visit a nearby historical mosque (with the group) when I noticed this scene and remained there to take photos.

I am happy that I did likewise :)

I'm happy you did too.. it's a very nostalgic scene. Reminds me of some little villages in Lebanon where I grew up.

Such a charming scene; the colors and light are wonderful! Thank you for sharing. :)