Coming and Going

[Tuna]

 

[JonMikal]

well executed my friend!

 

[bburton]

I love your "eye." That B&W is excellent. :thumbup:

 

[omeletteman]

thats funny, very well spotted tuna.

 

[LaFoto]

I love your "eye." That B&W is excellent. :thumbup:

Taking the words out of my mouth.................!!!!!

(By the way, does "fotograflarim" mean "my photos"? I remember saying to our Turkish friends "kiz kardesim" [imagine a cedille on the s and no dots on both i's] when I wanted to say "my sister" and they seemed to understand ... so I am guessing ).

 

[Rob]

Great shot! Cool title too!

Rob

 

[MyCameraEye]

Cool capture.

 

[Calliope]

Nice capture... beautiful b&w! :lmao:

 

[terri]

Very nicely done! Love the tones in this one.

Good to see you posting again, Tuna. :thumbup:

 

[jocose]

Really like this (and your other stuff actually). Very clever and good eye to catch it!

Thanks for sharing.

 

[Chiller]

Great eye man. Well done.

 

[Mansi]

well seen:thumbsup:
nice bw

 

[Tuna]

Thank you, everyone, for your very kind comments.

Taking the words out of my mouth.................!!!!!

(By the way, does "fotograflarim" mean "my photos"? I remember saying to our Turkish friends "kiz kardesim" [imagine a cedille on the s and no dots on both i's] when I wanted to say "my sister" and they seemed to understand ... so I am guessing ).

I see that you know your Turkish. Yes, it means "my photos". Also, the cedille at the bottom of the "s" makes it a "shh" sound - and actually there IS a dot on the i in "kardesim". If we have the word "bir" with a dot over the "i", it is pronounced as in "beer" and without the dot over the "i", it is pronunced as in saying "brrrr".

Tuna

 

[JonK]

love your stuff tuna...you always spot the little things and point them out to us. good work and thanks for the little turkish lesson.

 

[wclement7]

intersting foto!