Passenger of the Lost City

Could a story be told through the lens of a photographer? Or by looking only at the photos, can a person feel the nature of a photograph by only looking and concentrating on it? For some, the answer is no. For some others, it is yes. Many writers write long stories about the places that have been. They write a 1,000 word story to explain a scene. But as the saying goes ‘a picture could tell 1000 words'. In the article, this is what I will follow. There will be as little word as possible but instead there are lots of fascinating photos. The viewer shall decide what he/she feels. Enjoy browsing this page and I hope that you will find the right spirit in them. Monument Valley Monument Valley of the Native Indian Territory of Arizona and Utah is incredible natural monument. The monuments stand as if there is no end; it is infinitive. These monuments are as if they were specially crafted and built. For a photographer, the heart starts beating faster when seeing the monuments. Grand Canyon In the West of Side of United States, the Grand Canyon is spread over Arizona, Nevada, and Utah. Las Vegas This is the city that lives 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. San Francisco This is the symbol of San Francisco. A Natural Phenomenon: Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park is a park where a photographer heart starts beating faster than ever. It is simply an extraordinary. Shots from South America From Brazil, to Argentine, to Uruguay… India: Taj Mahal to Jama Masjid and Delhi It is the most important symbol of India. It was built in 17th century by Mughal Empire by the Shah Jahan in memory of his wife: Mumtaz Mahal. Jama Masjid is also an important attraction in Delhi. Sagalassos A city lost to the history. It was the prefered destination of emporors at once. Now it remains in ruins. It is in Burdur, Turkey.