Ephesus by Henri22

Photography • Historical • posted on Sep 25, 2006

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During my visit of Ephesus ruins in Turquey 've been very impressionated by majesty of CELSUS LIBRARY building. The famous Ephesus Library was situated to the south of the Agora. This elegant monument was built in A.D. 135 by Julius Aquila in memory of his father, Celsus Polemaeanus of Sardis, Roman Senator and Proconsul of the province of Asia. Thanks for viewing and comments

Comments (18)

Hopalong

5:10PM | Mon, 25 September 2006

http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/widow.html#ephesus

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SoulSearcherr

5:19PM | Mon, 25 September 2006

fantastic

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Richardphotos

5:39PM | Mon, 25 September 2006

very impressive structure and pov. I would think twice before walking too close

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Biffowitz

5:40PM | Mon, 25 September 2006

This must be pretty impressive to see in person. There is so much detail, it's eye candy galore! Very nice work!!!

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Syrup

6:39PM | Mon, 25 September 2006

A excellent vantage point! I often wonder how long these amazing structures took to build.Today we have rubber molds, power tools, cranes, winches etc..Way back then? Well...Such amazing detail to have withstood weather and time.Great capture! :B eaver !

MrsLubner

7:01PM | Mon, 25 September 2006

Oh my! What a fantastic view and the clarity is marvelous. from this perspective you almost feel insignificant next to the size and creative endeavor of this architecture. Wonderful.

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inshaala

7:10PM | Mon, 25 September 2006

impressive depth and detail. Suprised the shaded areas came out without the highlights being completely blown and the sky as blue as it is :) Care to share? ;)

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LENK911

7:35PM | Mon, 25 September 2006

GREAT CAPTURE. LOVE ALL THE GREAT DETAIL. THE POV IS AWESOME. I WOULD LOVE TO USE THIS WITH ONE OF MY ANGELS?

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B_PEACOCK

6:17AM | Tue, 26 September 2006

That is such beautiful detail in the stone . Awesome shot and beautiful building

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mcv

11:40AM | Tue, 26 September 2006

Impressive capture with high quality lighting and details of a historical and imposeing structure! Most have been great to look up and see this in person. Your photo is a great shot for those of us who have not been there yet!

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Angell6

12:55PM | Tue, 26 September 2006

gorgeous shot !!!

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Nath06

4:38PM | Tue, 26 September 2006

Fantastic capture , reminds me my holidays in Turkey few years ago !!! Bravo :)

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cornelp

7:50PM | Tue, 26 September 2006

Very nice, I like the details. Fantastiq POV.

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Sekadhar

8:13AM | Mon, 02 October 2006

Always impressed t see this wonderful place! Super capture!!!

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mzedanh

3:19AM | Thu, 05 October 2006

IMPRESSIVE SHOT!

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interame

8:22PM | Thu, 02 November 2006

Magnifique! Cet empilement d'ages qui traverse le temps... Bravo pour le cadrage! "En haut de sa hutte s'est hissHenri"... c'est une chanson sur l'alphabet que nous outions petits. Je voulais te demander un truc... Est ce que tu saurais comment on peut faire pour qu'une image noir et blanc jpeg import dans Bryce pour en faire un volume fasse un volume bien net? Parceque pour l'instant mon resultat est crel V*

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