Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Wordless Wednesday...Ancient Ruins at Ephesus







The Library of Celsus



Swoosh..the Goddess Nike







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29 comments:

  1. Is it just me, or don't you wish that your life would become a fictional tale and you would be swept back to the day where these structures were actually being used? I have these fantasies all the time in ruins, castles and such. Of course, I'd probably then be captured and hung for having a bitchy look on my face but there you go.

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  2. Sandy, I always appreciate your unique take..lol

    and the answer is yes.

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  3. WOW.. Those are AMAZING. I've read about some to them, but to see them up close and personal, what a thrill.

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  4. it was...thrilling. hot and thrilling.

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  5. It's amazing how intact some pieces are. Great photos, as always.

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  6. Must be wonderful to have the skill with a chisel to animate stone.

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  7. Amazing art work.

    I played too. Mine are here and here.

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  8. Great photos - what a thrill!! Thanks for your visit.

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  9. So beautiful! It's so strange to see modern people among the ruins, like we shouldn't be able to touch them or something.

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  10. Hi Caite,

    This is a fantastic series of shots, telling a story all their own.

    I some ways it is obviously good that we are allowed to get up close and personal with some of these ancient icons, but it also seems a shame that regardless of how careful we are our mere presence is a contributing factor to their erosion and decay.

    A dilemma, but nonetheless beautiful!!

    Yvonne

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  11. I just love wandering through ancient ruins. You have captured the detail beautifully.

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  12. What? I can't believe they have not repaired the ruins yet.

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  13. When will I be there?!!!!
    Thanks for these sights.

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  14. Great series as always. I love the library shot.

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  15. Your close up shots are fantastic! It's amazing those friezes have stood up so well against the elements. When you retire, Caite, you could easily become a travel photographer.

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  16. amazing! these could all be postcards. And I should mention, I've started to try to sell my husband on an eastern med cruise ;-)

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  17. Maybe you have not my fish composition, but I have almost the same pictures as you from Ephesus ! Was there in 2008 !

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  18. I love this tour you've been taking us on. Beautiful photos.

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  19. I love visiting far away places through your photos! Awesome pics again!

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  20. you have been to the most spectacular places Caite -- just awesome.

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  21. Lovely photos. I so enjoy following your travels and would certainly love to visit some of these places. I particularly like the swoosh goddess. HA! HA!

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  22. Those are incredible images you've captured. They make me wonder what it was like to live in that day and age...
    Happy WW!

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  23. Incredible shots! So very beautiful!

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  24. All of these shots are an exquisite window to a world from long ago... but that last one? Holy wow, Caite. That one is just mind-blowing.

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