Basmane Railway Station
Konak Square with İzmir Clock Tower and the governor's mansion in view.
Konak square
Street in Alsancak
Friday, November 5, 2010
PhotoHunt - Alive
Izmir, like many European cities, comes alive with a riot of multi-coloured lights when night falls. Here are a few pictures that might give you an idea of what you would see on a night walk throughout the city in Turkey.
Basmane Railway Station
Konak Square with İzmir Clock Tower and the governor's mansion in view.
Konak square
Street in Alsancak
Basmane Railway Station
Konak Square with İzmir Clock Tower and the governor's mansion in view.
Konak square
Street in Alsancak
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Stunning! I especially like the clock tower! :)
ReplyDeleteI simply love your take on the theme! Great night shots!
ReplyDeletealive!
Wow...nice shots.
ReplyDeletehappy Diwali
Those are gorgeous night shots of the city coming alive.
ReplyDeleteThe second picture looks like Malaysia. :D
ReplyDeleteOh this is a perfect take on the theme. Why didn't I think of this. Good job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty Izmir is at night. I only stayed there for a short 8 hours.
Wonderful shots! I never would have guessed it was Turkey. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteYes, the city truly comes alive at night.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend, RL!
ReplyDeleteTerrific captures of a beautiful city! The photo of the clock tower is amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, Izmir sure comes alive at night with the help of the lights. What a stunning city.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful post!
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You are welcome anytime :)
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Love your shots of the alive night life in Turkey.
ReplyDeleteI like these night shots...
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend to you.
Wow, you travel a lot! Seems like it's been a while since I saw a photo from Penang on your blog! :D
ReplyDeletei love your night photos. the lights definitely make the cities alive at night. and you've been around--do you ever stay home?:p
ReplyDeleteStunningly beautiful night lights! Especially love how the light illumines the tall palms!
ReplyDeletehow long was your holiday? You bought lots of turkish delight? My sis in law went and bought them, but they were too sweet for me.
ReplyDeleteI love all the lights! Great pictures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteThe lighting is grand.
Your night photography is very good.
ReplyDeleteWonderful - I've wittnessed a few of those cities come alive at night - it is a process that never ceases to take ones breath away.
ReplyDeleteThanks, for your visit and comment!
ReplyDeleteI like your blog, congrats!!!
See you!
Those are great photos and just perfect for the theme...well done!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lively place.
ReplyDeleteCool, the lighting in each of these photos is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love the palm tree. Night life is what makes a city!
ReplyDeletevery alive at night, stunning lights!
ReplyDeletei like that m&m look alike =P
Fantastic lighting in each photo really hightlights the subject. The best one is the Konak Square Palm Tree it looks eerie and spooky.
ReplyDeleteLove the lighthings all around the town area.
ReplyDeleteLovely night shots, LR. :)
Certainly its alive & kicking lovely night shots like the lights..tQ
ReplyDeletethanks for your recent comments re the passing of my mother, much appreciated.
ReplyDeletewow i really love ur night shots LR! they're magical :)
ReplyDeleteSo many bright and inviting lights to still enjoy the scenery.
ReplyDeleteWell done! Your theme using coloured lights make the photos really artistic!
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