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Marcel-Etienne | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> TRAVELLING IN SYRIA, 2004 tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

TRAVELLING IN SYRIA, 2004

A selection of pictures taken during a travel in Syria, 4-15 april 2004; a highly enjoyable and memorable journey in a most fascinating country, where past and present are inextricably intertwined. Your comments and votes are most welcome! :o)
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Marichal Claude 16-Dec-2009 14:24
Superbe série,un grand merci.
guest 03-Jun-2008 19:56
very good shots of down to earth people
Guest 01-Apr-2007 19:51
Excellent gallery. Lots of great shots of a country I am dreaming to discover. Big Vote.
Zaid Kurdi20-Mar-2007 17:10
Wonderful pictures for Syria,Thanks for sharing us your amazing work
Zaid AL Kurdi
Amman Jordan
Guest 11-Dec-2006 15:13
Nice shots of a land that is not often seen from here in the US. Great work.
nomada10-Sep-2006 10:50
Very nice images here.
Azlin Ahmad09-Aug-2006 13:45
How strange. I went to Syria a few months after you did. It's nice to see this beautiful country from your point of view. If you have the time, you are invited to take a look athttp://www.pbase.com/azlin/syria to see almost the same sites from a different point of view.

Voted.
Eiba Haddad 25-Apr-2006 15:41
thanks very much for the person who took thos photos
Even if I was born in Syria and lived there for 18 years,I have never seen such a beatiful photos.
Friends that is not all about Syria ,there are much beatitful places
REgards
James Toney 16-Feb-2006 16:14
Thanks for the beautiful pictures of my ancestral land, which I may never be able to see in person. It is nice to see that there is more in Syria than Roman ruins.
Marcelle 21-Dec-2005 11:02
I loved the photos... great job...
Guest 29-May-2005 15:09
Your pictures are exquisite! Thank you very much.

Nancy
fawaz 12-May-2005 23:18
Fawaz Syria:
I am from Syria Damascus and I am happy to read your nice comments about my country, and I hope to find friends who are interested in my country my email is mfawaz@gmx.net I hope to have friends and see them in Syria, and Thanks for the person who took these beautiful photos
corrina12-Jan-2005 11:17
Amazing photos !! Absolutely adorable. Encouraging me to put my foot on Syrian land one day. Do hope soon ! It's been a pure pleasure to go through all these places caught by your eye and cam.
Thank you for sharing.
Guest 15-Nov-2004 19:45
I really like your photos. nice variety of images.
great work!
Très belle gallerie avec beaucoup de variété
En fantastisk samling, mycket vackert.
Wunderbare Bilder.

Harald
http://www.pbase.com/dag52/galleries
Norman Rich15-May-2004 06:30
Marcel....It is a joy to see the breadth and beauty of these images of place and people!... much to savor here. I appreciate your sensitivity for people, architecture, and the landscape shown in the range, detail, and overview of photos you've returned with from this journey.

From ancient stone, and family carpets, # 571, strong diagonal, stone arabesque, and golden light: #642, to the Hama weavers # 758, 759, &760. The girl and boy image that opens these galleries: endearing in a wider global sense, along with other portrait favorites such as #897, #1022, 1153, & 1233. Your baker series: hands, wheat becoming flour, becoming bread. A visual old world sensory feast: # 1209, containers reminding me of the old world charm of China, and back streets of Kyoto.

I find much to see and enjoy in these galleries, such as #717, its cool canopy of leaves, stone arch, and red soil... dazzling opening gallery image:#1050, and many more. Overall, an abundance: rich, layered, and IMO well realized...Truly a photographic treasure trove.

Warm Regards,
Norman
Anas Akkawi 14-May-2004 10:54
WOW!i have to admit these shots are so great! i really love all of them!they bring back many memories of many of these places in Damascus since its my homeland. I like how you captured the moments in a very true and realistic way.Damascus in specific is full of fascinating places.I'm not sure if you've visited other places in Damascus like the shrine of Iben Arabi the famous sofi or if u went to Saidnaya and Maloula where the oldest monastery exists and the ancient language of the Christ is still spoken to this day. But i have to admit that many of places you went to outside Damascus i haven't been to at all before!:)may be next time you go there you can guide me to those amazing places i haven't been to yet!:)
i was actually preparing some photos to view them about Damascus too from my last visit back in summer.Hope you can view them later when i finish. you gave me a boost to go back in summer and discover the hidden beauty of my country again. Thanks for giving me the chance to see Syria's beauty with new eyes:)
Hope to see u in my coming gallery.
Guest 10-May-2004 19:50
love your pictures! Thanks for sharing.
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