Mosques of Istanbul, Turkey – Photo essay
View from the first floor of Hagia Sophia over to Sultanahmet Camii, commonly known as the Blue Mosque.
This travel photo essay was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by photographer and blogger Chris Pattison at STREET LEVEL PHOTOGRAPHY.
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Fatih Camii – two men linger to talk after Friday prayer, at the ‘Mosque of the Conqueror’ while the women wait in the courtyard.
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Süleymaniye Camii, Suleymaniye Mosque – the Quran.
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Süleymaniye Camii – the courtyard at the mosque of Süleyman the Magnificent.
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Süleymaniye Camii – an elderly lady peers through the window at the tomb of Süleyman the Magnificent.
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Sultanahmet Camii – the incomparable and breathtaking interior of the Blue Mosque.
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Sultanahmet Camii – a mosque visitor takes a break from photographs in the courtyard of the Blue Mosque.
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Sultanahmet Camii – a young girl enjoys the spacious freedom of the prayer hall.
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Süleymaniye Camii – the central dome above the prayer hall.
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Sultanahmet Camii – a man stays on after prayer in the prayer hall.
This travel photo essay was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by photographer and blogger Chris Pattison at STREET LEVEL PHOTOGRAPHY.
Click here for the COMPLETE SET OF IMAGES OF ISTANBUL, TURKEY.
