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Turkish delight, in every flavour imaginable, in the Spice Bazaar Our first shoot on the last day of our Great Escape Publishing Photography Workshop, saw us at the Spice Market in Eminonu. Unfortunately our cameras couldn't capture the exotic aroma emanating from the shops along its aisles. Once again our early start meant that there were few people in our way, and the stallholders far more amenable to our presence. We spent a productive two hours in the Spice market and the surrounding streets, before meeting up again. Some of us just couldn't resist buying! Delicious dried fruit and nuts in the spice Bazaar Our next visit was to the Suleymaniye Mosque, built for Suleyman the Magnificent in 1557. This was chosen for our workshop because far fewer people visit this mosque than the more popluar Blue Mosque, making it easier to photograph. I also believe it is the more beautiful of the two. Our session over, we just had time for a hasty lunch before we were back at the hotel choosing our three favourite images of Istanbul, ready for Efrain's critique in the group review. The Suleymaniye Mosque The beautiful interior of the mosque The architecture is stunning. This is the entrance to the courtyard A detail of one of the domes in the Suleymaniye Mosque Sadly, our photography workshop was coming to an end, but we still had one more activity, our farewell dinner on the rooftop restaurant of the Adamar Hotel, with its stunning panoramic view over the ancient peninsular, and down the Bosphorus towards the first Bridge. We couldn't resist photographing down the spiral staircase that leads to the roof of the hotel As the sun set, the moon began to rise over the Aya Sofya Its always sad when these workshops end and everyone goes their separate ways. One can only hope we will all meet up again at another workshop, or maybe even in Istanbul. It is said, this city has a magic allure that, once experienced, draws people back again. I do hope so! By Elizabeth Coughlan
The Blue Mosque, as dawn breaks, reflected in the still waters of the fountain. Day 2 of our photography workshop began very early, at 05:30, so we could photograph the Blue Mosque at dawn again. This time we walked to the fountain between the Blue Mosque and the Aya Sofya. The fountain is turned off at night, and we wanted to catch the reflection of the Blue Mosque in the still water of the fountain before it was turned on again. Unfortunately, we couldn't do the same for the Aya Sofya as the stage for the Korean festival was in the way, and would have ruined our shots. With barely time for breakfast, we were on our way again, as we were off on a tour of the Bosphorus. Once more, it was important to get ahead of the crowds, so we could secure the best seats on, what has become, a very popular activity in Istanbul. Rumeli Hisari, the fortress on the banks of the Bosphorus Once we set sail we relaxed as we glided up the Bosphorus towards the Black Sea. There are many interesting places to photograph along the banks of this mighty strait, but we did have one in particular to focus on - that of Rumeli Hisari, the fortress built by Mehmet ll to launch his attack against Constantinople. We disembarked in Sariyer, a fishing port at the northern end of the Bosphorus. There we were free to roam and photograph the fish market by the harbour full of fishing boats, as well as other points of interest. Our task today for our group review, was to return with three shots suitable for a travel magazine. One showing the overall picture of a scene; one of part of the scene; and one close-up, detail shot. We had to keep this assignment in mind as we happily photographed everything in sight! The fish market in Sariyer (the scene) One of the stalls in the fish market (part of the scene) A detail shot, showing fish After a quick lunch, we travelled to our next stop, Rumeli Hisari. The fortress is in amazing condition, considering it was built in 1452; although it was evident that in those far-off days health and safety wasn't a factor. Some of the stairways are positively lethal, and we had to take great care when climbing them. Looking out at Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge from Rumeli Hisari, the old and the new. Part of the 2nd group taking photos in the fortress The fortress has 3 main towers, one small tower, and 13 watchtowers Some of the first week's attendees resting after climbing all over the fortress Finally, shooting for the day over, we drove along the banks of the Bosphorus and back to our hotel, where we eventually wandered off to enjoy a delicious dinner in one of the many restaurants in Sultanahment. By Elizabeth Coughlan
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