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Copyright: gurkan akcakir (izmirli) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 1564 W: 0 N: 1281] (15922)
Genre: People
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2008-01-20
Categories: Architecture
Exposure: f/4.9
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Photo Version: Original Version
Date Submitted: 2008-01-27 8:01
Viewed: 348
Points: 12
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
The Inner Bailey (Kaleiçi)

The ancient city center surrounded by the sea and land walls is today called the Kaleiçi (Inner Bailey). The streets and buildings still carry the marks of Antalya's history. The characteristic of the houses is not only in their architectural style but also in reflecting the living habits, customs and social ways of the inhabitants of ancient Antalya.

The streets within the bailey are narrow, and extend upwards from the harbor and along by the walls. The difference in the houses shows the economic status of the owners or the purpose for which they were used. However, most of them were built of stonework spread with wood and has a front and back garden. Only very few windows overlook to the street on the first floor while there is a cumba (bay-widow, salient) on the top floors adorned with ornaments and in harmony with the architecture of the building. The inner center of the houses open onto a paved country yard leading to the ground rooms and stairs to upper floors. Today, it is restored and serve as a leisure place with, small hotels, souvenir shops, boutiques, bars and restaurants and even with a supermarket servicing to yachts. Well to visit “Kaleiçi” is a “must” while you are in Antalya. World Federation of Travel Writers and Journalists awarded Antalya with its Golden Apple in 1984 for the careful restoration of the harbor

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Hi Gurkan,
Your notes are very interesting as they help me discover your country and its architecture. You had a nice POV for this picture; colors and exposure looks great! Well seen and have a good Sunday!
Claudine

it's a nice idea, but I don't really know where I should focus my eyes on, it's not a pattern.
regards
Ioana :D

Merhaba Gurkan:
I really like the POV hereand how my eyes are lead around the rooftops and how that make my imagination work..... I like the good dynamic range in the dark and light colours... thanks my friend...Roman:0)

Merhaba Gürkan Bey,
Alaturka kiremitlerle kaplı çatılardan yansıyan gün ışığını çok beğendim.Grafiksel etki harika.Elinize sağlık.

hAyAti

details with different lights on rooftops are interesting.. really!.. i see something like a texture effect here.. it's good!! exaustive note.. an original post!! well done!
ciao Marco

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  • milas Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 2167 W: 385 N: 2285] (24722)
  • [2008-01-28 9:21]

Merhaba Gürkan bey...
Güneşin ışıklarına yıllarca meydan okuyan, eskimiş,yosunlaşmış oluklu kiremitler...
Güzel bir detay çalışması...eline sağlık...selamlar

Merhaba Gürkan bey,
Antalya kale içi vazgeçemediğim güzel ortamlardan....
Fakat bu kadar yukarıdan ilk defa görüyorum.
Çatılardaki eski kiremitlerin her birisi bile
çok kıymetli. Harika bir kompozisyon Eline sağlık.
Selam,sevgiler....
Dr.seyfettin Güner

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