Turunç: Near The Market

Near Turunc Market ~ image copyright S J M Bray

Turunç: A Classic Pastoral Scene

Today I am in Istanbul indulging in some street photography, but this time last week I was parked at the southern entrance to the market. Suddently I looked from my window and realised that I was looking onto a classic pastoral scene.

It’s so easy to ignore the obvious, especially when on holiday, or in too familiar locations.

I spent some time watching the hens, and the changing light.

Turunç ~ wonderful!

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Stephen Jeremy Maxwell Bray lives with his wife Irem, and daughter Amazon at Amos, Turunc near Marmaris, Turkey..

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