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DigitalQuixote > Best of 2008 photo
DigitalQuixote > Painted on the wall, under a covered walk way, near the main temple was an extensive fresco depicting scenes from Thai mythology. Unlike Italian frescos, these were partially gilded. Since they are routinely restored, they all appeared to be in mint condition. You might find these pictures worth zooming in on.
DigitalQuixote > Best of 2008 photo
DigitalQuixote > Blue Mosque - Istanbul Turkey In Italy (for example) when you visit tourist sites, many are beautiful cathedrals (Duomos). When you're in Turkey, many are beautiful mosques. In both cases I love to look at the ceilings and this one was certainly worth gazing at for quite time.
DigitalQuixote > Best of 2008 photo
DigitalQuixote > THIS will make for an interesting tan line!!!
DigitalQuixote > Ballooning on the Edge This photo was taken in Cappadocia (central Turkey) in April 2008. We were riding in a hot air balloon at about 1,000 feet looking down on this stark, craggy landscape and spotted these two other balloons getting ready to lift off.
DigitalQuixote > Best of 2008 photo
DigitalQuixote > Best of 2008 photo
Ballooning on the Edge
This photo was taken in Cappadocia (central Turkey) in April 2008. We were riding in a hot air balloon at about 1,000 feet looking down on this stark, craggy landscape and spotted these two other balloons getting ready to lift off.
DigitalQuixote > Ballooning on the Edge This photo was taken in Cappadocia (central Turkey) in April 2008. We were riding in a hot air balloon at about 1,000 feet looking down on this stark, craggy landscape and spotted these two other balloons getting ready to lift off.
Ballooning on the Edge
This photo was taken in Cappadocia (central Turkey) in April 2008. We were riding in a hot air balloon at about 1,000 feet looking down on this stark, craggy landscape and spotted these two other balloons getting ready to lift off.
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