Selected Works B&W / Monochrome

Palmyra is splendid, a very particular place. It is where the Roman and Sassanid Empires in the Antique met and their influence were mixed with the characteristics of the population by then Helenic-Aramean-Arabic en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmyra To the right you see the end of the Pillar Street and to the left the peculiar tomb-towers. It was a very misty and windy day but this might have added some effects to the picture

Palmyra is splendid, a very particular place. It is where the Roman and Sassanid Empires in the Antique met and their influence were mixed with the characteristics of the population by then Helenic-Aramean-Arabic en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmyra In the front are the remains of some pillars of the main Pillar Street. To the background you see peculiar tomb-towers. It was a very misty and windy day but this might have added some effects to the picture.

Palmyra is splendid, a very particular place. It is where the Roman and Sassanid Empires in the Antique met and their influence were mixed with the characteristics of the population by then Helenic-Aramean-Arabic en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmyra I think you would say that this is exactly how you expect a place like Syria to be, camels, tents, caravans,.. WRONG! This is the only place where I saw camels, for tourists! To the background you see peculiar tomb-towers. It was a very misty and windy day but this might have added some effects to the picture.

Ottoman Era mosque, built something around 160 AD

Best can be seen "on black" (press above) Please read in the blog posting: www.ipernity.com/blog/klix/153694?t=75863&c=1&s=edit

Best seen on black Kaleidoscope effect was obtained by putting an Optrixx before the camera lens

Best seen On Black