Michael-K's photos
Independence Park, Ashgabat
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Independence Park in Ashgabat features 27 heroic statues of Turkmen leaders to symbolise the declaration of independence on 27th September 1991, which is of course celebrated on 27th October every year.
Independence Park, Ashgabat
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Independence Park in Ashgabat features 27 heroic statues of Turkmen leaders to symbolise the declaration of independence on 27th September 1991, which is of course celebrated on 27th October every year.
Independence Park, Ashgabat
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Independence Park in Ashgabat features 27 heroic statues of Turkmen leaders to symbolise the declaration of independence on 27th September 1991, which is of course celebrated on 27th October every year.
Independence Park, Ashgabat
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Independence Park in Ashgabat features 27 heroic statues of Turkmen leaders to symbolise the declaration of independence on 27th September 1991, which is of course celebrated on 27th October every year.
The Independence Monument
President Serdar Berdimuhamedow
Estetik Merkezi
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The Aesthetics Centre or Centre for Plastic Surgery is designed to look like a mirror. Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.
Stomatologiya Serkezi
Ashgabat
Ashgabat
Ashgabat
Sunset in Ashgabat
Blue Leany
Burn Hill
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One of two adjacent hills at Eythrope in Buckinghamshire. Depite their barrow like appearences they are believed to be natural or perhaps modified in antiquity. Despite this, Burn Hill contained two skeletons that the Victorian excavators identified as being from either the 'Early Iron Age or Anglo Saxon Period.' Their employment of Phrenology likely undermines the credibility of their research.
Burn Hill
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One of two adjacent hills at Eythrope in Buckinghamshire. Depite their barrow like appearences they are believed to be natural or perhaps modified in antiquity. Despite this, Burn Hill contained two skeletons that the Victorian excavators identified as being from either the 'Early Iron Age or Anglo Saxon Period.' Their employment of Phrenology likely undermines the credibility of their research.
Weir Lodge
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Former Lodge on the property of Alice Charlotte von Rothschild in Eyethrope, Buckinghamshire. She had the larger Pavillion house and 60 acre gardens built as her daytime residence in the 1880s. She referred to it as her 'little garden' but due to health conditions she had been advised not sleep near water and returned to nearby Waddesdon Manor each evening to retire.
Beacon Hill
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Wideangle Jesus
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