Diyarbakir new pictures Photo Gallery by Dick Osseman at pbase.com

Diyarbakir new pictures

Bütün Türkiye resimleri için buraya basınız

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I took very many new pictures in September 2005. I show them in a separate gallery, they will sorted with the old pictures soon. Note that the general Diyarbakır gallery has two galleries of other recent pictures, i.e. the wall and the Ulu Camii. I will add comments soon also.

YENİ DİYARBAKIR RESİMLERİ

Eylül 2005’te birçok yeni fotoğraf çektim. Onları ayrı bir galeride gösteriyorum, yakında eski resimlerle birarada düzenleyeceğim. Genel Diyarbakır galerisinde, diğer yeni resimleri (duvar ve Ulu Cami) içeren iki ayrı galeri daha olduğunu gözden kaçırmayın. Yakında resimlere açıklama ekleyeceğim.

Türkçe çeviri: Melek Emir. Katkılarından dolayı teşekkür ederim.

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Diyarbakir markets 2756	Diyarbakir markets 2758	Diyarbakir markets 2760	Diyarbakir markets 2761	Diyarbakir 2762
Diyarbakir 2763	Diyarbakir 2767	Diyarbakir Armenian church 2830	Diyarbakir Armenian church 2831	Diyarbakir Armenian church 2832
Diyarbakir Armenian church 2833	Diyarbakir 2844	Diyarbakir old han now hotel 3037	Diyarbakir old han now hotel 3038	Diyarbakir old han now hotel 3039b
Diyarbakir old han now hotel 3040	Diyarbakir old han now hotel 3041	Diyarbakir old han now hotel 3043	Diyarbakir_2675	Diyarbakir streets 2738
Diyarbakir streets 2739	Diyarbakir streets 2742	Diyarbakir streets 2751	Diyarbakir streets 2752	Diyarbakir streets 2755
Diyarbakir surrounding country 2850	Diyarbakir streets 2931	Diyarbakir streets 2933	Diyarbakir near Ulu Camii 2964	Diyarbakir near Ulu Camii 3028
Diyarbakir near Ulu Camii 3031	Diyarbakir markets 3032	Diyarbakir markets 3033	Diyarbakir street scene 3035	Diyarbakir street scene 3036b
Diyarbakir_3042	Diyarbakir at wall 3061	Diyarbakir surrounding country 3063.jpg	Diyarbakir at wall 3066	Diyarbakir at wall 3068
Diyarbakir at wall 3069.jpg	Diyarbakir surrounding country 3071	Diyarbakir at wall 3077	Diyarbakir at wall 3079	Diyarbakir at wall 3082
Diyarbakir at wall 3083b	Diyarbakir_3087	Diyarbakir_3092	Diyarbakir at four footed minaret 2811	Diyarbakir at four footed minaret 2816.jpg
Diyarbakir kids 2587b	Diyarbakir kids 2596	Diyarbakir kids 2603	Diyarbakir kids 2606	Diyarbakir kids 2607
Diyarbakir kids 2610	Diyarbakir kids 2640	Diyarbakir kids 2643b	Diyarbakir near Suleyman Mosque 2697	Diyarbakir near Suleyman Mosque 2698

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Guest		19-Dec-2008 11:57
The man I love so dearly is in this city for a while and I can not go there.. I wanted to see what he sees, and thank you for the perfect- as is shootings, also the bright and clear pictures. Who would not give up eternity or any other comfort for the one they love and just for a smile in his eyes would you not risk it all? oh gees i m being to sentimental again. I will get over it, I will forget.

Guest		09-Jun-2008 17:49
John Mosier I passed through Diyarbakir in the mid 1960's. It was truly a delightful place with old world charm, and friendly people. The dolmush was the mode of transportation. I was hoping to see the tea park in the center of town. What a beautiful spot at sundown, with lanterns casting their warm glow. Does that park still exist? Thanks for the pics.

Bahadir		05-Jul-2007 12:46
Hello Mr.Osseman, As a Turk who was born in this beautiful city but has not seen her since 1984, I am going back in time, looking at these photographs. (I guess I was once one of these "innocent and playful" kids. :D) Thank you for the photographs. Regards,

katarina pantellis		01-Jun-2007 14:28
I am visiting diyarbakir in 3 weeks time from england. I have just viewed the wonderfull pictures on this site.How amazing this city looks. The children look so playfull and innocent. I am very excited to come. I feel sure that many more english people will come for a holiday to this buetifull city. katarina pantellis

Mike Woolverton		11-May-2007 01:57
I was stationed at Diyarbakir Air Station (later Pirinclik) from 1969-1971. The "Tantlijilar" (sp) hotel (or the "new hotel" as we called it) was the place to go. American/Turkish relations were great....I lived downtown in the old part of town with Archbishop Aziz Gunel, (who was the Syrian Orthodox Archbishop of the Virgin Mary Church there) and his family. In fact, I was baptised in that church and my name should be in their baptismal records of early 1970!! I explored and knew Diyarbakir like the back of my hand. The "fyton" (horse and carriage) was the primary taxi in Diyab at the time. I miss my many Kurdish and Turkish friends I had there. Is Pirinclik still open? I was with the Armed Forces Radio station there as a broadcaster.

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