Friday Photography

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Turkish Spice -Taken in the aromatic and colorful spice bazaar in Istanbul, Turkey. Read more about our trip to Turkey here.

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Comments

Jennifer said…
Such an interesting piece!

Jennifer
Effortlessly Sophisticated
3/13/2020
Debra She Who Seeks said…
Even the words "spice bazaar" sound so exotic!
3/13/2020
E said…
Beautiful photo! I bet this would be lovely in someone's kitchen!

District of Chic
3/13/2020
Heather{Our Life In a Click} said…
Such a cool shot! There's a place like that in Chelsea Market but I'm sure the one in Turkey is way better!!
3/13/2020
Sandi said…
I love how they pile it up into little mountains!
3/13/2020
Polyester Princess said…
A very atmospheric photo! I can almost smell the spices by just looking at it. xxx
3/13/2020
Makeup Muddle said…
This is a really cute print! xo

Makeup Muddle
3/13/2020
sonia // daring coco said…
I've always wanted to visit a Middle Eastern bazaar. I can only begin to imagine the heavenly scents

Sxx
daringcoco.com
3/14/2020
Jeanie said…
Beautiful lighting, Hena. I can practically smell the spices through the internet!
3/17/2020
Red Rose Alley said…
That is a nice photo. How interesting to have gone to Istanbul, Turkey. My girls love to travel too. : )

I hope you and your family stay well.

~Sheri
3/18/2020
Veronica Lee said…
Love the photo, Hena.

Happy Thursday!
3/18/2020
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3/20/2020
didieryhc said…
Thank you for sharing! I have been looking for a new read right now given the current situation!

-Didier
www.didieryhc.com
3/20/2020
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