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I took this photograph of Acacia flowers in my town Diyarbakir, an old city in the region of Kurdistan. Here in this southeast part of the Turkey, when these trees turn into white with flowers, the air is filled with the sweet smell of its blossom.
A view from Behram Pasha Mosque, an Ottoman structure built in 1572 by Behram Pahsa, Governor of Diyarbakir. The compressed stone on the upper right and left of the entrance predates by some 400 years of the pre-stressed concrete, which is still widely used today, and highly admired by students of architecture.
Mankind has been around for thousands of years, or maybe even longer. What do we know of those years? Some histories were burnt with fire, some washed away, and some were broken into ruins. Looking at those retrograde walls that man built over their ancestors’ history; they speak of bygone eras, provoking a sense of […]