Roman Stones of Perge - for Delaney by brewgirlca

Photography • Historical • posted on Jun 28, 2012

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Well, I've been away for a while so I am a way bit behind in comments, sorry about that. Been in New York for business, a major conference and then time touring museums and the Met, all business. Must say I am glad to be home now, New York did not really impress me like say London or Istanbul. Really nice people no matter where I went, and I went in some pretty rough areas of the Bronx. A real hot and humid concrete jungle New York was. But got some decent night shots that I'll post in a bit. So this one is for Delaney who a few images ago asked if I had photographed any of the stones themselves from Perge. Well, yes indeed my dear I have a few closeups; so here is one with some Roman decorations on limestone blocks. These were probably originally facades that had fallen from the roof or wall of a merchants shop - they were near the agora. Sorry, I was on my own when I took these and so I don't have much more information on them. Previous Perge

"Gates of Perge – for photosynthesis"

Comments (26)

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SidheRoseGraphics

9:10PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

Beautiful stone-work on these and a fantastic image of them Roxy. Hey, Happy Birthday dear and glad you're home again!

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Faemike55

9:17PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

Fascinating capture, Roxy Oh By the Way... I heard a rumour that it is your birthday sooooooo...Happy birthday to you, dear Roxy

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barryjeffer

9:19PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

Beautiful capture Roxy... love the shots you post. History in vivid photos. Can't wait for those concrete jungle shots.

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Dreamdesigner

9:25PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

Magnificent shot Roxy! Also thank you for your beautiful words about the Istanbul:-)))I'm a bit late but I want to say;"Happy Birthday to you my friend" May the goodness be with you!:-)))

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eekdog

9:40PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

happy birthday dear Roxy, hope your birthday tomarrow is excellent. this is first for me here, i just posted an image that got lost in cyberspace. the site has not shown it yet and i have not recieved and e-bot, not on the home page, but if i try to post again it says i have reached my max already, btw, it was a dedi for you, schonee and frans. will repost friday.. really enjoy your shot my friend, looks like i'm watching the history channel. i hope you enjoyed ny..

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Blush

9:59PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

Some really neat looking stones there........... Happy Birthday sweetie.....hope you have a good one:) Bet your glad you are home again Hugs Susan~

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magnus073

10:17PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

This is a sensational capture of the stones Roxy, can't get over all of the cool detail work. Can't wait to see the NY photos later on.

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zil2008

10:19PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

Beautiful stome work! They don't make them like that anymore!

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adorety

10:22PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

Very cool shot. You captured a lot of detail and depth. Welcome home. There's a million things to do in New York, but I never seem to go there despite it's close proximity. I like the woods too much.

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jocko500

10:33PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

wonderful shot

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0rest4wicked

11:04PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

Happy B~day Roxy! An intricate design and superb image!

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odile

11:24PM | Thu, 28 June 2012

Great capture of an ancient treasure!

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brycek

12:12AM | Fri, 29 June 2012

Fantastic capture and Happy Birthday!!

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Sepiasiren

1:41AM | Fri, 29 June 2012

I just want to reach out and touch the curved reliefs of theses stones--so lovely!!!!

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mikeerson

3:31AM | Fri, 29 June 2012

I read that susan wished you a happy birthday - I didn't know... Happy Birthday. I've never wanted to go to NY.... My QB Tebow is there now though, so I'll be paying a little bit more attention to NY. cool stones and to see them laying in weeds and still looking great - WOW!

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nefertiabet

5:02AM | Fri, 29 June 2012

Wow, wonderful antique stone, love it!!! Happy birthday to you :-)

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FaeMoon

6:00AM | Fri, 29 June 2012

OH my!!! That is really amazing. I find it incredible that they were able to such intricate repeating patterns with the technology of the day, not to mention perfect columns. This has me thinking I should attempt a frame like this too. Thank you Roxy for the amazing gift! And Happy Birthday! I hope you have a great one.

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twelvemark21

6:28AM | Fri, 29 June 2012

Great shot, gorgeous colors and contrasts, hope you had a terrific birthday!

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drifterlee

12:31PM | Fri, 29 June 2012

Really cool ruins!!

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tommorules

12:40PM | Fri, 29 June 2012

Fascinating shot, and I'm with you viz big cities; I prefer my skies big & open rather than small & rectangular... And happy belated birthday!

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4udreamcatcher

12:46PM | Fri, 29 June 2012

Great shot and I love the detailing :O) I hope you had a wonderful Birthday!

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Ash888

1:53PM | Fri, 29 June 2012

How intricately crafted! And all by hand. I wish architects and builders today would spend the time and efford on decorating houses like that still. Seems since WWII only plain and ugly is accepted as modern and right - in most cases anyway, there certainly are some exceptions.

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Tracesl

5:20PM | Fri, 29 June 2012

excellent

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RodS

7:05PM | Fri, 29 June 2012

Well, first and foremost..... HAPPY BIRTHDAY, and welcome back, Roxy! Glad you had a good trip! And glad you're back home safely. You know, it always amazes me when I see photos of the amazing intricate work these "ancient" folks did with crude tools... I could be wrong, I suppose, but I don't think they had Dremel tools back then.... Anyway, this is a great shot of the detail in these fantastic carvings. Can't wait to see some of your NY photos!

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