Taskopru, a photo from Adana, Mediterranean

Photographer's Note

Taşköprü (English: Stone Bridge) is a Roman bridge spanning the Seyhan River in Adana. Throughout ancient Anatolia and Persia, the bridge was a vital contribution to the trade routes and until 2007, it was one of the oldest bridges in the world to be open to motorized vehicles. It was then set for pedestrians only, now hosting social and cultural events.
The bridge was known with different names throughout the history; Saros bridge, Justinian bridge and finally Taşköprü.

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mirosu (16313) 2012-12-23 5:09

Monochrome captures the mood of this scene much more than color could.
You have created a really strong composition with great light, excellently framed in horizontal format. Well done. Excellent reflections. Well done Hakan.