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Once a day, shadows briefly bring back to life the beautiful ‘Ghost of Ungru Manor’ Estonia...
Courtesy: Abandoned Places
Marabù discotheque, by Silvestro Lolli (1977). Abandoned in 2000.
Reggio Emilia, Italy.
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Затонувшая мечеть из турецкого города Халфети.
Халфети — это небольшой город на юго-востоке Турции, расположенный на берегу легендарной и самой большой реки Западной Азии Ефрат, он является одним из самых старейших городов Турции. Предположительно, его основали ассирийцы в 9 веке до н.э. и он, на протяжении свой жизни, был колыбелью для многих цивилизаций.
Но, кроме богатейшей истории, Халфети известен во всем мире благодаря своему «подводному городу» и является центром притяжения дайверов со всего мира. Дело в том, что в результате строительства водохранилища Биреджик, в 1999 году водами Ефрата был затоплен старый район города – Савашан Кёй. И сейчас, сквозь толщу воды, можно увидеть погребенные дома, строения, деревья, школы и мечеть, чей минарет по сей день выступает из воды на достаточно большую высоту.
A sunken mosque from the Turkish city of Khalfeti.
Khalfeti is a small town in southeastern Turkey, located on the banks of the legendary and largest river in Western Asia, the Euphrates, it is one of the oldest cities in Turkey. Presumably, it was founded by the Assyrians in the 9th century BC.e. and throughout his life, he was the cradle for many civilizations.
But besides its rich history, Halfeti is known all over the world for its "underwater city" and is a center of attraction for divers from all over the world. The fact is that as a result of the construction of the Biregik reservoir, in 1999, the old district of the city, Savashan Kay, was flooded with the waters of the Euphrates. And now, through the water column, you can see buried houses, buildings, trees, schools and a mosque, whose minaret still protrudes from the water to a sufficiently high height.
Источник: //t.me/+hAtkre-p-zI3Njdi, //alantatour.com/halfeti-zatoplennyj-gorod.html, //www.reddit.com/r/submechanophobia/ comments/1mjbnf6/sunken_mosque_from_turkeys_very_own_halfeti/?tl=ru, //profitrealestate.ru/news_single/Gorod_Halfeti__skrytyi_rai_ Turcii.
This place exists at 4AM and nowhere else.
I’m a sucker for out-of-business storefronts.
dead for daze.
35mm ektar 200, canon elan 7e, double exposure, by me.