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One of the most impressive places I've ever been to. The Hagia Sophia was our first stop of our holiday in Istanbul and it was far and away the one I enjoyed most.
Originally built as a church in 537 for Byzantine emperor Justinian, who you will see in the mosaic above you as you exit, it was converted to a mosque by Mehmet the Conqueror in 1453 when Constantinople feel to the Ottomans and later declared a museum in 1935. So, you get the picture. There are centuries of history to the Hagia Sophia and a lot to see.
Start with the architecture and gaze in amazement at the massive domed roof and wonder how it doesn't just collapse. Note how the altar has been altered to slightly off center to face Mecca. Check out the tombs around back that are the final resting places of Sultans, Princes and their families. Marvel at the intricate and colorful mosaics that adorn the walls, which were covered up with plaster when the church was converted to a mosque. Find the weeping column and hope that you've timed your visit when there isn't a huge queue from busloads of tour groups. Be sure to go upstairs to the upper galleries where you will find most of the mosaics and different angles to see everything from.
A few other tips: Try to go first thing in the day as this along with the neighboring Blue Mosque are the biggest tourist attractions in town and sure to be busy. Get an Istanbul Museum Pass which allows you to skip the ticket queue. Do some research in advance so you can understand and appreciate all that you are going to see here. Take your time exploring. Keep your street smarts sharp, peddlers and scammers lurk all around this area.
While I could talk about the history, notable architectural structure, and describe my personal experience which is anologous to the othe reviews here I'd rather give you some tips.
1. This is not the place to bring another person who would want to be in and out. It's meant to be enjoyed at a leisurely pace.
2. If there is a long line, chances are there is, and your approached by a person for a guided tour, you may want to consider his offer. Note that you can haggle and for the extra euro you pay is definitely worth not having to wait.
3. Enjoy and take lots of pictures. See tip 1.
I am providing the ignorant American's view. Obviously, regardless of whether this is rated a three or a five, you must see Hagia Sophia when visiting Istanbul. It would be like not seeing Notre Dame when in Paris or the Vatican when in Rome.
The Hagia Sophia building is huge, well-preserved (considering its age) and an architectural marvel. The edifice is the symbolic fulcrum of the the changes that Istanbul / Constantinople has been through as the gateway to the holy land and as the nexus of East-West struggles through the ages. The building has been a center of the Eastern Orthodox church, Roman Catholicism and now, Islam. It's fun to stand on the second story balcony and imagine pontiffs and emperors in their full regalia processioning below. Revel in its magnificent vastness, and contemplate the history it has witnessed and survived - including major earthquakes, fires, crusades and changes in power between the Byzantine Empire to the Ottoman Empire along with associated pillaging, looting and desecration.
If you are at all interested in the history of the building, do research in advance. Know what you are seeing so that you can look for and appreciate it when you see it. Since signage isn't great, it's better to set up your tour in advance and treat it like a treasure hunt. Otherwise, it's just a big, dark stone building... Inside the mosque, it's too dark, and there aren't places to sit to read your guide book for the first time while you're actually there. Don't bring kids. Don't bring someone who wants to spend 15 minutes there. The gilded mosaics that date back to the 9th century are lovely - but again - advance research will give greater appreciation of these. The enormous round gold and black medallions installed up in the corners of the basilica seem anachronistic, and DirectTV satellite dishes come to mind.
And Hagia Sophia..... the 8th wonder of the world. The most spectacular Christian Church in Byzantine Times, the most paradise-like mosque for Ottomans. It has inspired the souls of visitors for almost 1,500 years. It has been the cause of wide-eyed amazement well before the the great chapels of Europe, and long before the Americas were even discovered. (I can go on...)
With the invasion of Constantinople in 1453, the church converted into a mosque, plastering over the mosaics and removing icons, bells and such. Instead, four minarets, mihrab, minbar and many Islamic features were added and remained as a mosque for almost 478 years. After being closed for public for 4 years, it was reopened as a museum by the Republic of Turkey.
This magnificent place, where the 'East' meets the 'West', offers a mix of tradition, head spinning mosaics, massive marble pillars, Christian religious figures and four minarets at its corners. It is absolutely an intercultural treasure representing the whole bridge between two different cultures.
Hagia Sophia, now known as the Hagia Sophia Museum, located in the heart of Sultanahmet district, tells its visitors volumes about the characteristics of the city of İstanbul as well. With its immense size and incomparable piece of art, it will present its visitors a unique journey in the history of human civilizations.
By far my favorite cultural site in Istanbul. This mosque/church beats out every other in experience because it's a museum so all of it is accessible vs. mosques where you can only walk through and see 10% of the site. There are also tons of exhibits on display explaining the history and showing the artifacts of the Hagia. While I was there the mosaics where away for restoration and replaced by pictures which was a shame as these are supposed to be a highlight of the Hagia. After serving first as a church and more recently a mosque it is now a museum so no need to worry about what to wear since anything will work.
IMO, grander than Sultanahmet Cami (Blue Mosque), but half the inside is currently covered with scafolding and opaque black fabric as they do renovations.
Though it's now a museum they still play the ezan, or Islamic call to prayer, from their minarets creating a kind of dueling ezan with Sultanahmet Cami across the park.
A must see for anyone visiting Istanbul.
One of the wonders of the world (or at least of turkey). Layers and layers of Islamic and Byzantine history interleaved in ceramic and cement. Well organized for tourists and visitors without taking away from the historical and spiritual grandeur of this landmark.
Makes sure you stop and check out Hagia Sophia. The building is one of the most beautiful church/mosque, now a museum with lot of history.
Hagia Spohia was built as a church in the time of the Emperor Constantine. This was the world's largest cathedral, towering over the city for quite some time, but after the fall of the Empire, the church was converted into a Mosque 500 years ago and then finally changed as the current museum.
you need to experience it!
It seems odd to rate one of the wonders of the world, but, that said, it was an awe-inspiring, five star place! Sun light cascaded from the mosaics, bouncing off the calligraphic medallions. A particularly adorable cross eyed cat boldly trespassed No entry signs to sit beside the pulpit. I ditched the tour and had the Rick Steves' Istanbul guide (altogether great book, but the outdated exchange rate boned us a bit). Besides the holy cats, check out the column of St. Gregory and upper galleries!
The only city of the world set in two continents Europe and Asia, drowning in patriotic nationalism (national flags can be seen from many buildings on a boat cruise on Istanbul)
The Hagia Sophia is as good as it gets, seen in the backdrop of many James Bond movies the unique structure is a photographer's dream
And the inside is every bit as good, with a massive carving for Mohammed on the wall, and a mural for jesus, which has had most of the gold on the original painting taken by thieves over the years
I keep hearing the ProActiv ads when I think of the Hagia Sophia.
"You have beautiful skin under your acne."
And that's how my experience here summed up. I can tell there was absolutely stunning architectural work and history, but honestly, all of the scaffolding, certain areas of neglect, the unorganized lines for tourists to enter was overshadowing this ancient beauty. Inside the Hagia Sophia, the scaffolding, complete with black curtains hid 1/2 of the interior. And apparently, the scaffolding and construction isn't going away soon (just like the Pantheon, another HUGE disappointment).
So disappointed. Will still recommend going here especially since people traveled from afar to see this place but don't get your hopes up too high. The Blue Mosque across the way is actually a much better experience if not as epically huge inside. But no scaffolding, no ugly construction, and the lines for tourists were smooth and fast yet you get to see everything and stand there in awe.
Before to
visit it, I read some comments saying that it was at the level of the Cathedral
in Monreale (Sicily) and its mosaics. I was pretty disappointed, since the
mosaics here are not really well conserved and I cannot say that I really
enjoyed the visit even if it is architectural interesting. In my
opinion the Hagia Sophia cannot be compared with the masterpiece represented by
the Monreale Cathedral.
This was my favorite tourist attraction in Istanbul. The place was under construction when we went, but it's still absolutely stunning. The layers upon layers of material history, the scale of it, the richness and gravitas... It's included in the museum pass you can get for 75 L, and it's well worth it. Make sure to see the mosaics upstairs, and to stand at the balcony for awhile just soaking in the monumentality. Gorgeous!
Hagia Sophia is a dramatic sight both inside and out. It is one of the few places that you should either pay for a licensed guide or do a bunch of reading before going.
Beautiful in color and construction. The Hagia Sophia was under construction on our visit, though it didn't take away the majestic layers of history and work that was put into this standing iconic structure. Mark sure to walk through the entire museum and take pictures. I loved basking in the quietness while it lasted, though I was there at the end of summer. I will return but in the fall on my next visit. Visually stunning!
About 15 USD (25 TL). This is the best spent money in a museum/historical sight ever. Keep in mind that there is a second floor/gallery that is only reachable by a rough slope that sometimes turns into stairs. Picture opportunities galore. Remember to stop by the Blue Mosque across the garden after/before!
The Aya Sofya is also known as Sancta Sophia in Latin, Haghia Sofia in Greek, and the Church of the Divine Wisdom in English.
This is probably the best sight in Istanbul. The Emperor Justinian had it built in 537, and it was the greatest church in Christendom for nearly a thousand years. When the Ottomans conquered Istanbul in 1453, Mehmet had it turned into a mosque, and the Christian paintings and mosaics plastered over. It stayed thusly until 1953 when it was turned into a museum.
Now many of the original artworks have been uncovered and restored, and Christian and Muslim imagery exist together inside the colossal building. It was incredible, with many religious mosaics that are familiar cultural images.
It is huge and awe-inspiring. The vaulted ceilings almost fade into the distance. The co-existence (though with obvious signs of struggle) of Christianity and Islam inside the Hagia Sophia really makes you think. It is certainly living history.
This museum, a former Byzantine church and Ottoman mosque, is one of my favourite buildings. The sheer scale of the interior is impressive, as is the 1,500-year history apparent in the many fascinating details.
After appreciating the vast size of the main space, notice the many marbles which decorate walls and floor. Then walk up to the galleries: there is a ramp, not stairs, because Byzantine noblewomen were carried up here in litters. The height gives another breathtaking perspective over the interior, but again there's more to explore. Particularly impressive, and touching, are the remaining mosaics with their stunning gold backgrounds but don't miss the marble Gates of Heaven and Hell or the details in the upper levels of the building.
In summary, this is one of the city's essential sights.
Hagia Sophia was a dream for me to go to I have been dreaming of seeing this building for 19 years (since my first year in University from my architectural history course). I finally went in and it did not disappoint!!
I was very moved by how beautiful it is, and they have done such a good job with the restorations. It is also nice how the Christian and Islamic aspects now are integrated together, from my feeling they enrich each other.
Make the climb up to the ladies galleries, it is so worth it to see it from the areal perspective.
There was a show of calligraphic scrolls in the side gallery while I was there. I think when I retire I would like a job leading tours through this beautiful structure.
Hagia Sophia was first a Byzantine church, then an Ottoman mosque, and is now a museum. It dates back to 537. The architecture is lovely, and the interior is gorgeous - if you look closely, you can see the imprint of crosses that were later covered with 'new' art by the Ottomans. The mosaics and pillars are stunning, and the dome is impressive. It's fairly well maintained for such an old building. The only down side was that they were restoring a portion of the main floor, so we weren't able to see everything. A definite must-see if you are visiting Istanbul!
Once a basilica then a mosque and now a museum, this building houses a history of the rulers and changes of turkey through time.
Repair works are still goin on in most of the building but it is still very accesible.
the sheer magnitude of the place does not strike you until you step in and look up.
it being built by humans many centuaries age is unfathomable.
This is a big tourist attraction and historical site in Istanbul. I enjoyed visiting and hope to visit again. The architecture is amazing and beautiful. It's a unique building that can't be found anywhere else.
There is nothing much to see inside and the place is falling apart. I get that is ancient but I have to ask where the entrance fee funds are going. It's obviously not to upkeep and maintenance. The worst part about our visit is that there was scaffolding in the main area and there were pieces of paper taped to various walls and columns (noting something about a 3D tour shoot), therefore making it impossible to get a decent photo.
Come for the history, architecture and fall in love with the mosaic art on the walls- simply breath taking!
Very busy tourist attraction, and it is difficult to appreciate the grandeur and splendor of the place especially if you are on a timed tour.
Huge space, filled with Christian and Moslem art. The history of the Hagia is that it was a holy place for both faiths, and depending on who is relating the story, was once either occupied or liberated by those of Christian faith or Moslem faith.
Spectacular site and I'm glad it is classified as a UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE Site.
Turkey Lira is the denomination, so unless you have paid for your tickets in advance, you may need to use the Money Exchange stands located just outside the main tourist area.
The main Christian mosaics (Jesus & Mary, various saints depicted) are located on the top floor - connected by a short, narrow staircase so be prepared for a little climb.
This is only one of several historic structures - nearby also are the Blue Mosque and the Topkapi Palace.
If you are travelling with a group, arrange for a place to meet afterwards and at a specific time, because it is easy to get lost in the crowds here. On your way out, remember to look up - there is a mirror that reflects a mosaic behind you - it too is breathtakingly beautiful.
The gardens immediately outside of the walls are well maintained and have beautiful flowers. Restrooms also located outside the main building.
You can't be a person who appreciates architecture of the Byzantine period and miss seeing the Hagia Sophia. Although the dome is smaller than the one which originally topped the building, the use of open space is quite impressive and majestic. There are few buildings which can compare, especially dating from this era. It is a magnificent building. Be sure to view the exterior at night, when it is illuminated.
However, if you want to get a feel for the Byzantine period, you would do better to visit Chora. The decorations clearly date from the Ottoman period, and it is evident that there have been architectural changes as well. If you want to see a purely Ottoman building, the Blue Mosque next door offers that experience.
Another downside is the price. The ticket is fairly expensive, given that it only grants access to viewing the inside of a building and the grounds. It is not a place to go to contemplate design in solitude; there are plenty of tourist buses parked in front. We went on a Friday in December at about noon and there was only one person in line in front of us, so we were actually fortunate to find it relatively empty. I still felt crowded and wasn't able to enjoy it as much as I could have if there hadn't been hundreds of people yammering and shrieking in a dozen different languages. It does not feel much like a museum, both in terms of the visitors and the amount of information posted.
Suitably stunned by the shear beauty of this building, as with most big tourist places the obligatory que to get in for 20TL but you won't be disappointed. Plenty of room inside to wonder around with out a crush of people. Make sure you get up to the gallery and look down. Glad I had the opportunity to visit as I missed it out on a previous visit to the city. If you arrive on a cruise ship it's an easy walk up the hill. It's location is sandwiched between the blue mosque & the palace.
The Aya Sophia (Church of Wisdom) is really great. Dont make the mistake of cueing on the right sight of the entrance though, it's only for people who do hold a ticket already (and therefore have to wait a lot longer normally as they are part of huge tour gropus) while you can just go in on the left. It costs 20 TL to get in (8.50 Euro) and even though it was tuesday morning when I went it was completly crowded so definately dont expect to be alone in the beautiful mosk. The good news are that most people stay in the great hall and take photos there and only about a third of them, if not even less, will make the effort to climb up to the first floor. The stairs are a bit hidden, on the left side to the entrance. From there you have a nicer view and there normally are art exhibitions there. And as the mosk is now mainly used for tourists no one will give you a hard time if you wear a short dress.
Really worth a visit!
It's big, really big.
Some old mosaics are uncovered, and some frescoes are being renovated.
There is VERY little amount of information on the information stands inside, so it's worth to take a guide, which provides historical perspective and interesting details about the place.
You might also consider to visit Blue Mosque nearby, which has very similar architecture and size, but is free.
Hagia Sophia no doubt that one of the most striking and important landmarks of Istanbul. Can be visited individually or regular tours or private tours during your visit in Istanbul. LuxuryIstanbul recommended travel agency in Istanbul
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SAO PAULO - The feel-good Palestinian winner of last year's 'Arab Idol' competition kicked off the FIFA Congress on Tuesday with an impromptu call to his homeland, signing off his performance with an emphatic "Viva Palestine."
The gesture in Sao Paulo came as Israelis and Palestinians continued their stalemate over the free movement of Palestinian footballers and against a backdrop of FIFA President Sepp Blatter urging the parties to "separate politics and sports."
Wearing a Muslim headscarf around his neck, Mohammed Assaf, a young wedding singer from the Gaza Strip whose songs often touch upon the Palestinian struggle for independence, sang before world football leaders in Arabic and English.
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On the League of Legends subreddit, Pan posted a long missive to future employees, detailing some of the "hard realities" of working at Riot.
The product manager described a "weird culture" where staff worked on "tons of alphas" at any one time - and where progress on a project can crawl to a halt until its team reaches a consensus.
"Sometimes, because of our consensus culture, nothing gets done until someone with great compromising skills steps in and gets to the lowest common denominator," said Pan. "Then the ball [gets] rolling."
Part of what makes getting a project done "pretty damn hard" at Riot is the interconnectedness of all things: according to Pan, almost anything staff might be working on has the potential for "tremendous unintended impact on other teams".
"You have to be cognizant of the potential downstream impact of your decisions," he said. "Some decisions have unpredictable outcomes because Riot Games is very complex and intertwined company that few people truly understand."
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"This may be controversial, but I think if you are unable or unwilling to stand out, look energetic, and get your thoughts across in a concise way, it is hard to be heard at Riot," explained Pan. "Does that mean everyone needs to be an 'alpha male' to be heard? No, then it would just be a shouting match.
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Pan's final point is perhaps less surprising: that Riot Games "becomes your life". He rarely takes full weekends off, instead voluntarily devoting extra time to pushing the company mission: to be the most player-focused studio in the world.
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"Personally, I turned down a 9-5 job which paid 25% more to be here," he explained. "Riot has a mission that I believe in. This isn't some crap that's printed in some brochure that we keep in our drawers. I don't even have a drawer… this shit is for real.
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I believe Pan when he says that Riot "doesn't force anything on you" - but there's clearly a shared devotion at Riot that encourages staff to carry on and on - and that the product manager says often leads to "frayed relationships" at home.
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Doesn't sound like a great place to work. I've heard various other people criticise how it's run as well.
It does explain why they take forever to do stuff though, sounds like they need some better organisation and/or to leave ego's at the door.
Yeah, sounds pretty rough. I read somewhere a couple weeks ago that there's a culture emerging which expects programmers / game devs to be completely fine with doing hours and hours of overtime for free. Not really something I want to go into.
I would've taken the 9-5 with +25% pay rise. I would want to be able to have a life outside of work.
I remember reading a similar thing actually.
I agree with you, I'd have taken the other job. While I completely get wanting to work for a certain company, I'm not so sure (that in this case) it's healthy.


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Grammar lessons for the Street PhotographerLoosely based on "About Looking" by John Berger en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ber…If you look them up in any dictionary of modern occidental language you'll find out that the two verbs 'to see' and 'to look' mean two different cognitive actions, complementary but somehow opposite. The definition in the dictionary shows it clearly: 'to perceive with the eyes' (to see) opposed to 'to direct one's eyes in a given direction or on a given object' (to look) which still implies employing one's sight.There are many factors contributing to the distinction:- First of all is the 'intention'. To look presumes a will, an intention, that seeing doesn't necessarily entail.- The 'orientation'. The eyesight can be general and unfocused, while the gaze is focused on something, even when we stare into emptiness.- The 'duration'. 'To see' do
Why Street Photography is not documentaryStreet photography is an eye focused on the ordinary, on the every day life. Its interest is in capturing every day moments and situations that filtered through the sensitivity, vision, personality of the photographer are able to pass emotions and sensations to the viewer.Moments can be of every kind: ironic, sad, melancholic, surreal, beautiful, wry, tender, poetic, destabilizing, iconic, descriptive. They all show aspects of life. Sharing with you an interesting article by Evangelo Costadimas. Why Street Photography is not Documentary Photographyby Evangelo Costadimassource http://www.streetviewphotography.net/b-spvsdp/"Art is a lie that makes us realize the truth" – Pablo PicassoLook-up 'Street Photography' in Wikipedia and the attempt to define it starts with '… a form of documentary photography'. But is it really? Both Street Pho
Of street photography and balletProbably the silliest article I've ever written. Or just an excuse for a feature. Descriptions are freely taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_balletPremière position of street shooting:Through a viewfinder or LCDSeconde position of street shooting: Hipshot:Raise your arms to the side. Keep your arms slightly rounded. Lower your elbows slightly below your shoulders. Make sure your wrists are lower than your elbows. Keep your shoulders down, your neck long and your chin up. Pirouette à la secondeOr framing sideways with a tiltable screen:À la seconde usually means a movement done to the side such as a 'tendu', 'glisse' or 'grand battement à la seconde'. A technically challenging type of turn is pirouette à la seconde, where the ph
Street DDs April 2014My term as CV is going to be over in 2 days so please don't send me DD suggestions anymore and forgive me if I couldn't feature the suggestions you sent me in the last few days. Here is April's selection, I hope you enjoy it. Ciao!133 by felixlu1974 by PixelrenderPaint it black II by Jack070Alexanderplatz VIII by iDieSaint by CanankkExhausted by RobVincNew IPHONE by aspire2drawAnd then she said by EricForFriendsDIS-CONCERNING MOTHER by xACookApproaching Geometry by DouglasHumphriesPillars by boyrd3 DSC9682uborka by dmitryzhkovFragile by e-l-a-n-iFearless by oToupeira0-0 by DinoKose
Street DDs November 2013Here is November's DDs selection, enjoy! I'm taking the opportunity to kindly remember you to suggest me DDs:MOVE YOUR BUTTS AND SUGGEST ME DDs, YOU BASTARDS! Ehm... No kidding, suggesting DDs is a great help for me in supporting street and street photographers on this website .Leaving you with a quote from, and a couple of links about, Saul Leiter, great street photographer recently passed away."I never thought of the urban environment as isolating. I leave these speculations to others. It's quite possible that my work represents a search for beauty in the most prosaic and ordinary places. One doesn't have to be in some faraway dreamland in order to find beauty. I realize that the search for beauty is not highly popular these days. Agony, misery and wretchedness, now these are worth perusing.""Some photographers think that by taking photos of human misery, they are addressing a serious problem. I do not think that misery is
Tokyo bluesEXTREME STREET PHOTOGRAPHY - VAre there places were street photography is impossible? Are there countries easier than others, or harder than others? How is it street shooting like in exotic places, or places you never visited, places that are completely different from what you are used to? I asked a few street photographers around the world to share with us their experiences.This article was written for us by Lukasz Kazimierz aka :iconburningmonk:Japan is a fascinating country with an unusual mix of the traditional and modern. It's a magical place filled with anime, cosplayers, samurai, sushi, and all the strangest things imaginable. Wrong! Well, not really, but this is just the cliché, outer covering. When newcomers just scratch the surface of this country, this cliché is all they find. But, in reality, Japan is a place like any other: full of human beings who have normal lives with all their little dr
FarewellThis journal is to remind (or inform ) you that my term as Street Photography Community Volunteer is over and that as for tomorrow I'll go back to my previous state of simple dA member.This means that from now on you have to send your street photography DD suggestions to one of the admins that feature in all the categories http://help.deviantart.com/18/ .Oh, this also means that from tomorrow if you piss me off I will send you to fuck off with no restraint for community core values of sort and I can finally block whoever insults me. I can't wait for it, actually . Being a CV used up a lot of my time, and I hope to use the new free time to take photos, hang around, and for some other very much needed off-line activities I've got ideas and plans.And now the thank-you roundup. I am sorry to say that my opinion that street photographers mostly are arrogant self absorbed bitches has been confirmed during this year, but... thank goodness there are exceptions
Kung Fu StreetEXTREME STREET PHOTOGRAPHY - III Are there places were street photography is impossible? Are there countries easier than others, or harder than others? How is it street shooting like in exotic places, or places you never visited, places that are completely different from what you are used to? I asked a few street photographers around the world to share with us their experiences.This article was written for us by :iconNattygrego:I often say that China is a street photographer paradise. The cities' streets are filled with a huge amount of life and situations one more interesting than the other. I am using a compact camera to shoot street, and that makes me look like a traveler or a tourist, the chance of taking photo is thus increased as people only consider me as such. Although a camera has become something really usual here in China (we all have seen groups of tourists in our respective countries), but street photography is an 'unknown' art. It often str
Congrats Lukasz!During my last visit to the library, "Michael Freeman's Photo School: Street" caught my attention. Browsing its pages, some featured images looked very familiar. Amongst them And rightly so, because they belonged to "our" burningmonk or else Lukasz Kazimierz Palka, a Polish-born street and urban photographer based in Tokyo.Lukasz, long time member and former administrator of the Yard Street Photography group, is extensively featured in the pages of this book.It's always great for a photographer to see his/her works published! So,
Friday night Specials v1.3image by wchildIf you like what you see, this article so it can reach as many deviants as possible.A weekly selection amongst the images I liked, while browsing the Street Galleryand I think they deserve more attention. Enjoy them, comment on them and remember to visit the photographers' galleries as well.Have a nice weekend.
Friday night Specials v2.1image by wchildIf you like what you see, this article so it can reach as many deviants as possible.A weekly selection amongst the images I liked, while browsing the Street Galleryand I think they deserve more attention. Enjoy them, comment on them and remember to visit the photographers' galleries as well.Have a nice weekend.
Friday night Specials v7.1If you like what you see, this article so it can reach as many deviants as possible.A weekly selection amongst the images I liked, while browsing the Street Galleryand I think they deserve more attention. Enjoy them, comment on them and remember to visit the photographers' galleries as well.Have a nice weekend! :iconwingsplz:
The Street Journal: Best of March move by arslanalpSelfie by sandas04 Flying Hat by VermontsterC o l d by pigarot Untitled by michaelaresphotoUrban olympics by veftenieHe, around him by mariomencacci girl on the sky train by hersley
EXCEPTIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS ON DEVIANTART Ed. DEC.:iconThePeopleAvenue:TPA presents talented photographers who talk about themselves and their relationship with Photography.This month we are interviewing a multidimensional artist, Batsceba Hardy:iconBatsceba:Tell us a little bit about yourself.I'm Italian, currently living in Berlin, whose skies I'm chasing among the clouds; but I could be anywhere.I write stories in images and tell visions in words. What remains is superfluous, in Wittgenstein terms, including my secret background. I call myself craftsman of the Irreality, I live and will only live 'in' the net.How did your relationship with Photography begin and how has it developed through the years?It began when I picked up an Olympus Om2. It was very soon. I got the chance to play with acids and create rayograph. I love Polaroid too.I have always focused on details. The time that passed. My body. Then, when I arrived in Berlin I started taking pictures of the city and its inhabitants, I mean the city li
Friday night Specials v10.3If you like what you see, this article so it can reach as many deviants as possible.A weekly selection amongst the images I liked, while browsing the Street Galleryand I think they deserve more attention. Enjoy them, comment on them and remember to visit the photographers' galleries as well.Have a nice weekend.
STREET RACK : Vol. 1Abrivadoby - 13-septembreThe cowboyby - PatrickMonnierThe Rubber Shooterby - sandas0400273 by - NunoFigueira LifeForms - Travel without movementby - CwitheVoyeurby - saintvinasseobtuseby - lightdrafterShinzo Abe in Singaporeby - Timothy-Sim
EXCEPTIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS ON dA ed. FEBRUARYfrom "Queen of Silhouettes" to "The Girl with the Pearl Earring"Hello everybody,this month we are together with wonderful photographer Iryna :iconIFedorovskaya:. In her galleries you will discover the magic of the light and admire how smoothly she handles it.-Tell us a little about yourself.Hello everybody and thank you for all your tremendous support and kindness you gave me here, on deviantart. I was born in Ukraine 40 years ago in family of professional musicians. Everybody, not only my mom and dad, uncles, aunts, cousins, my two stepfathers play or played instruments... Of course, I had no choice but to play piano. But then tradition was broken, I graduated from State Economics University. Worked as accountant for only 2 months (too boring). Then I was a DJ, host of couple shows on local radio station, political journalist. On weekends I
Discuss it!: When is Street...Photojournalism?update 1.6.1.00.597.a.45: added "striped shirts"Every day now and then, you'll hear me say this in my office: "Dammit, Mary!" The "Mary" in question, of course, is our beloved Street CV myraincheck who has once again nabbed a deviant for a feature that I also have slated...and since a deviant cannot be featured more than once every six months you can imagine the number of notes that get sent back and forth as we barter for you like prize stallions.1 The fact is most photojournalists can make excellent street photographers and most street photographers can make excellent photojournalists.But when is that street photo a piece of photojournalism? Or street?Now, I'm really not an expert at this...which is why this is a "Discuss it!" journal so do not spank me...When it's Photojournalism (in my opinion)It's a work of commercial photography intended to be sold to a paper, or other press/medi
Slow PhotoI've read in facebook the Manifesto of Slow Photography Project https://www.facebook.com/slowphotoproject written by Diego Mormorio. I found it very interesting and so much in accordance with the way I am feeling toward photography these days.I'd love to hear your opinion on it...here is the english translation of the italian text:Slow Photo is a way of living photography. Of considering it passion and fun, not separated from awareness and responsibility. As much as Slow Food doesn't mean eating slowly but eating well - with no rush, good, clean food, natural in the way it is produced, and with the goal of a less intensive machine farming - Slow Photo doesn't mean photographing slowly but photographing consciously. It means living photography as aesthetic experience and at the same time as a mental process and cultural commitment against consumerism. It is both a personal path and a civil statement.Slow Photo is enjoying photography without b
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Your end-of-year gifts can support important AIDS research without costing you any more—read all the way to the end to find out how…
HIV controllers are miraculous—they are people who have a natural immunity to HIV. Like the best comic book heroes, controllers are born with this superpower. They won the genetic lottery. Although controllers carry low levels of HIV, the virus is in a dormant state and they do not contract AIDS. Controllers are incredibly rare. Only 1 out of every 300 people who are living with HIV has this incredible power.
The essence of controllers' immunity is the unique targeting capability contained within their immune systems. Like the finely tuned laser scope on a sniper rifle, the immune systems of controllers have the ability to target the biological markers on the HIV virus that are its achilles heel. When a controller's immune system attacks these biological markers it forces the virus into a dormant state. Non controllers are armed with sniper rifles, but they are missing this critical targeting ability.
Immunity Project is a team of scientists and entrepreneurs based in the San Francisco Bay Area who are developing a revolutionary vaccine platform using an entirely novel approach: to adopt the unique targeting capability inherent in controllers to give everyone that same immunity to the targeted disease. The first vaccine being developed using this platform is a vaccine for HIV. It is designed to turn everyone who receives it into an HIV controller. Immunity Project will offer the HIV vaccine to the world for free.
To develop the vaccine, a machine learning algorithm—similar to what is used in the most advanced spam filtering software—was developed to identify the achilles heel biological markers on the HIV virus. The vaccine formulation consists of the achilles heel biological markers and FDA approved chemicals that cause an immune system response. The Project's proprietary formulation enables the vaccine prototype to be stored in inert powder form without refrigeration and delivered to patients through a nasal inhaler. The Immunity Project vaccine is the first to be developed that does not contain any living or non living virus, giving it the potential
to be among the safest vaccines ever developed. To date, the team holds ten granted patents—and more are pending—covering the vaccine formulation and delivery technology.
The Immunity Project HIV vaccine prototype has yielded positive results in animals and is now ready for Phase I Human Trials.
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The team is world class:
- Dr. Reid Rubsamen. Stanford MD and MA in Computer Science. 60+ patents for novel drug delivery technologies. Founder of Aradigm.
- Dr. David Heckerman. Stanford MD and PhD in Computer Science. Inventor of the spam filter. Distinguished Scientist at Microsoft Research. Adjunct Professor of Computer Science at UCLA.
- Dr. Charles Herst. UC Berkeley MA in Bacteriology and Northwestern PhD in Tumor Cell Biology.
- Dr. Salim Abdool Karim. MD and PhD. Professor of Clinical Epidemiology at Columbia. Director of CAPRISA.
- Naveen Jain. Entrepreneur and CEO of Sparkart.
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The team has made significant progress and is now ready to conduct Phase I Human Trials in the United States and South Africa:
- Achilles heel biological markers identified on a HLA restricted basis for HIV—Complete
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Apartment Ivo is a newly built apartment located in the small picturesque village called Račišće, just 12 kilometers from the historic Korčula Old Town. It is an ideal getaway for all those wanting to enjoy a relaxed and peaceful beach vacation and at the same time it's close enough to Korcula town for those who want to explore its famous sites.
The apartment is cozy and sunny, comfortably decorated, featuring a fully-equipped kitchen, TV, wireless internet access, air-conditioning etc. The house also features a terrace where you can have a barbecue. Towels, linen and final cleaning are included in the rental price.
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