Byzantine Cistern - The Sunken Palace by Jens Helmstedt
The cistern was built by Byzantines in the 6th century under the reign of Justinian in Constantinople (Istanbul). Located in the underground near to the Hagia Sophia, the cistern is also known as “Basilika Cistern” or “Sunken Palace” (Turkish: Yerebatan Sarayı).
© Photo by Jens Helmstedt
Comments
lovely
Thanks a lot for your comments, Linda
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Love the colors, composition…wonderful capture…
Thank you Susan, I´m happy, that you like it.
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Wonderful lighting and tones!
Thanks a lot for your interest in my work and your nice comments, Simone
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beautiful light…..and place..
Thank you very much for your nice words!
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Amazing architecture…they just don’t make them like they used to!
Thanks again very much!
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Marvellous Jeans!!!
Thank you very much Claudia!
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Jens : A ‘Super Trouper’
Great shooting!
John
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Thank you very much John :))
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Great shot Jens!
Thank you very much Gunter!
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beautiful!
Thank you so much Maureen!
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Golden beauty!!
Many thanks Solomon!
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