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RE: Riding the waves of the Bosphorus on a ferry: Come along...
Thank you for putting a visual thought into my mind about these places that I never truly knew existed. I mean, you see a place on the map, but here in the US, you never really see those places unless someone you know just happens to vacation there.
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The pleasure is mine! :)
You’re absolutely right, @philhughes. No matter how much you scroll through the internet, you won’t truly capture the essence of a place unless you experience it through the eyes of someone who’s been there and written about it from the heart. At least, that’s what I believe I did with these travelogues—I poured my heart into them. I loved everything about the trip and Turkey itself. Maybe as a first-time tourist, you feel the urge to capture everything you can, both in your heart and through your lens. It felt like a race against time; I wanted to explore as much as possible.
Every corner seemed to hold a story, and every sight left me in awe. There’s something magical about stepping into a new place, the way it shifts your perspective and leaves a lasting impression. I wanted to hold onto every moment, knowing that each one was fleeting but also deeply enriching.
Haga Sofia Mosque captured at different times within 4 day span.