Suleymanye Camii Interior

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Image Title: Suleymanye Camii Interior

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By: Tom Horton
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Photographer	Tom Horton {Karma:1605}
Project	#33 Pictures of Famous Places	Camera Model	Minolta Dimage 7
Categories	Architecture Travel	Film Format
Portfolio	My Favorite Electrons	Lens	stock
Uploaded	5/16/2005	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 256mb CF
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Istanbul State - Country - Turkey
About	The great mosques of Istanbul are so immense and difficult to comprehend. I tried assembling a vertical panorama from several photos to attempt to gather it all in. What do you think?
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Lee Ann Miracle {K:366} 5/28/2005

Ha! Good point. I'll make a point of getting a bigger monitor...the better to view your photos with. ;))

Tom Horton {K:1605} 5/24/2005

Lee Ann, an artist like you should know that the art is what it is -- you should get a bigger monitor!

Lee Ann Miracle {K:366} 5/24/2005

The changing perspectives in this panoramic shot are dizzying and quite compelling. I think the way you "gathered it all in" is visually appealing while portraying the immensity and confusion of super-huge mosques. I do wish you made your images just a bit smaller so I could see the whole thing without scrolling up and down.

Onur Özbakan {K:16763} 5/16/2005

perfect framing Tom, good to see your works done in Turkey!

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