Public Facility by junge1
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Description
This public facility, located across from Gate 1 of the Grand Bazaar, allows people to freshen up. As a matter of fact it is part of the Nuruosmaniye Camii (mosque), since this mosque has no ablution fountain. The mosque was built between 1748-1755 in Ottoman Baroque style, It was begun under the reign of Sultan Mahmut I and completed under his brother and successor Sultan Osman III..
This picture was taken on 29 June 2013,
Sig...
Comments (28)
I thought it was a temple at first and they were washing their feet before entering, great shot
Wow and interesting!
That is cool, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's a cool idea!
Great and interesting photoshot my friend.
Fantastic Photo, very good l!!!
Very interesting image, Sig! Great capture! :)
beautifully displayed
A lovely insight into another cultures way of life.
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Beautiful shot !
A really amazing building...
Very interesting!
beautiful capture
GREAT CAPTURE
makes perfect sense now! Great capture
Interesting culture. Aloha
Wonderful, fascinating shot.
A little wash on the feet with cool water is very refreshing!
great shot.
Superb capture here dude.
Great shot and very interesting info!
a fascinating photo, great capture!
There are times when I'd love to rinse my feet off even if I had no intention of going into a mosque! Walking around can be such a hot and tired thing to do. This looks quite refreshing!
Most of the people who used that didn't go into the mosque!
wonderful shot of how p-people live in differ parts of the world
Nice idea for the feet and a great photo Sig! I could have used something like this when I made it back up to the rim of the Grand Canyon!
Well there you go... Never actually knew that.. Thanks for showing it us.. Rob