Panoramic Istanbul
The collection of Panoramic Istanbul is a physical NFT project, which contains Diasec Prints.
Check the Collection at Opensea
The collection of Panoramic Istanbul is a physical NFT project, which contains Diasec Prints.
Check the Collection at Opensea
Istanbul is a very authentic city. It always surprises people. I also like to photograph these moments. This collection will include a selection of these works. The collection of Panoramic Istanbul is a physical NFT project, which contains Diasec Prints.
Built by the eastern Roman emperor Justinian I as the Christian cathedral of Constantinople for the state church of the Roman Empire between 532 and 537, the church was then the world's largest interior space and among the first to employ a fully pendentive dome. It is considered the epitome of Byzantine architectureand is said to have "changed the history of architecture". It is very impressive to see the effect of the fascinating structure on the Istanbul skyline at this sunset time.
When sea voyages are made especially to authentic cities, the images seen can be different every hour. Hagia Sophia It is very impressive to see the effect of this fascinating structure on the Istanbul skyline, day and night. However, it is not always possible to see these two impressive structures from a minaret.
Galata Tower, the unique of Istanbul; Some of his stories are the result of human imagination, and some are famous for their stories proven by historical documents. But in this photograph, we are looking at the unique beauty of the Marmara Sea, Kadıköy and the historical peninsula from the south balcony of the Galata Tower.
The historical district of Galata, also known as Pera, was the site of an important Genoese colony near Constantinople starting in the 14th century. Now skyscraper district .
Istanbul's historical peninsula has various features and beauties. These are iconic structures such as the Grand Bazaar, Hagia Sophia, Sultanahmet Mosque. It is very impressive to look at these structures from a monumental structure like Beyazıt Tower.
The old name of Istanbul's Kadıköy district, which means the Land of the Blind, is Chalcedon. Since they could not recognize the historical peninsula at the time, the phrase "they are blind" was used. Kadıköy, one of the minarets of the Sultan Ahmet Mosque, can be seen easily and has a unique view. When the sunset color is added to this...
You can see the junctions everywhere, but there is place you can see all exotic things in that Spice market junction. This image has spherical capability that you can feel in spice market. The Spice Bazaar in Istanbul, Turkey is one of the largest bazaars in the city.
According to historical evidence, the tower, which is thought to have been built in 410 BC, was built by the Athenian Commander Alcibiades. At that time, ships passing through the strait were used to control and collect taxes. When Istanbul came under Roman rule, Byzantine Emperor Manuel Komnenos further strengthened this structure and had it designed as a tower and used it for defense purposes.
According to historical evidence, the tower, which is thought to have been built in 410 BC, was built by the Athenian Commander Alcibiades. At that time, ships passing through the strait were used to control and collect taxes. When Istanbul came under Roman rule, Byzantine Emperor Manuel Komnenos further strengthened this structure and had it designed as a tower and used it for defense purposes.
Galata Tower was first built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian in 507-508 AD. The Genoese rebuilt the present tower in 1348 - 49. The tower was raised between 1445 and 46. The building was last repaired in 1967.
As I mentioned before, you can't get enough of Istanbul's beauties. You can't get enough of looking at the historical peninsula on the southern terrace of the Galata tower on an evening. The lights and energy of the city covers you.
Journey between Eyüp and Sütlüce by boat, one of the moments that I have witnessed in history. It is a widely used mode of transportation.
As I mentioned before, you can't get enough of Istanbul's beauties. You can't get enough of looking at the historical peninsula on the southern terrace of the Galata tower on an evening. The lights and energy of the city covers you. If the full moon witnesses it, don't say it to the pleasure of the viewer.
Watching the sunset in Eminönü is one of the most enjoyable hours in Istanbul. One of the unique structures adorning the hills of Istanbul is the Süleymaniye Mosque. Its silhouette at sunset and the dance of seagulls on it will warm you up.
As I mentioned before, you can't get enough of Istanbul's beauties. You can't get enough of looking at the historical peninsula on the southern terrace of the Galata tower on an evening. The lights and energy of the city covers you. If the full moon witnesses it, don't say it to the pleasure of the viewer.
You can't see Hagia Sophia in snow every time in winter. This is very special times for it. The shine of the Hagia Sophia is very different at that time. You don't want to missed it.
It is possible to get lost in Istanbul. You can do this with the sports activity you want to do. Caddebostan beach is one of the most suitable places for this sport.
Rumeli Hisarı is a medieval fortress located in Istanbul, Turkey, on a series of hills on the European banks of the Bosphorus. Conceived and built between 1451 and 1452 on the orders of Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II, the complex was commissioned in preparation for a planned Ottoman siege on the then-Byzantine city of Constantinople.
July 15 Martyrs Bridge is the first sight of the Bosphorus and the first structure that provides the transition between Asia and Europe. Due to the contribution of this structure to the history of Istanbul, it causes it to be used in demonstrations at different times. Video taken during a Republic Day and a beautiful Istanbul evening.
The Golden Horn is one of the invaluable areas of Istanbul, the viewpoints here are full of surprises. Looking at the city from the west creates unusual views.
The Golden Horn is one of the invaluable areas of Istanbul, the viewpoints here are full of surprises. Looking at the city from the west creates unusual views. It would not be abnormal to call this the eternity of Istanbul.
