
And as soon as I am feeling up to it, I will be back out on the streets shooting some Street Style...so if you are looking for some street style posts, check back later in the week.
Tonight, I leave you with a George Carlin quote I read yesterday (in an article about some rather um, "interesting" parties which take place in London) which appealed to me as I lay on my (death*) bed: "Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting, "Holy sh*t! What a ride!"


A boy near the Galata Bridge (on the Sultanahmet side):

A fisherman on the Galata Bridge:

A jumble of deaded fish and what look like 1970's prawn cocktails (complete with cocktail sauce) on the Galata Bridge:
It got lowered down in front of me so of course I snapped it!:

Hot roasted chestnut vendor:

*Google is a wonderful thing except when you are suffering from a "medical condition" and are self-diagnosing (always dangerous). The words which leap out from the page are always the most dire like, oh, for example: can result in death, paralysis, severe dehydration, nervous system damage.....

A fisherman on the Galata Bridge:

A jumble of deaded fish and what look like 1970's prawn cocktails (complete with cocktail sauce) on the Galata Bridge:


Hot roasted chestnut vendor:

*Google is a wonderful thing except when you are suffering from a "medical condition" and are self-diagnosing (always dangerous). The words which leap out from the page are always the most dire like, oh, for example: can result in death, paralysis, severe dehydration, nervous system damage.....
Proceed to Google (for medical diagnosis) with infinite caution most excellent blog fans!
Messy I LOVE that last market shot- it reminds me of one I took when in China with the little red striped booth. there were rows and rows of them,
ReplyDeleteall with all manner of, ahem, 'meat' and other tasty treats ready to be cooked for you. remind me to send it to you....
Loving the istanbul series also- would love to go there (sigh). what treasures did you buy???
Thanks hon! Ha Ha- no treasures were purchased at all :(:( I even trawled the little winding streets of Cukurcuma (described as the Notting Hill of Istanbul) but I didn't find anything I really wanted....well, in my budget anyway!
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hi vanessa! just searching for images for an upcoming lucky story and had to comment about this photo with the window- so simple and pretty.
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Ha Ha Jaime- these photos were SUCH a long time ago now :)) Gosh, I wish I was back there now- would love to shoot a model in Istanbul: the colours and textures are so amazing. Plus I think the weather would be nicer now than it was when we went....
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