Tunisia : Photos
Discover every day Photographs of the various countries of Africa and the Caribbean
All the photos are from the photo sharing website flickr
Use the left menu to choose a country.
_DSF5491
jescandell posted a photo:
_DSF5476
jescandell posted a photo:
_DSF5492
jescandell posted a photo:
_DSF5486
jescandell posted a photo:
_DSF5515
jescandell posted a photo:
_DSF5488
jescandell posted a photo:
_DSF5487
jescandell posted a photo:
_DSF5489
jescandell posted a photo:
_DSF5483
jescandell posted a photo:
Rue des souvenirs
<Minamoto> posted a photo:
I've made a friend
And I shall call him "Margareta".
Best viewed large
Belleza tunecina
IkLoF posted a photo:
sunset coloured abstract - 309/365
Orange red yellow strobist textures layers photoshop palm - whatever!
A little experimentation tonight, with my coloured flashes, the builder's ladder and a potted palm. I overlaid two exposures to double up the shadow effect, then added some scratchy texture from a photo of a wall. I think it is a very pleasing end result, and the colours are a perfect antidote to the chilly evening ;-)
struky posted a photo:
.simply.happy.
El Rey Buenvino posted a photo:
.sweet.dreams.were.made.
(double or single pt.2)
.just.me.and.julio.down.by.the.school.yard.
El Rey Buenvino posted a photo:
struky posted a photo:
Bulla Regia
Bulla Regia is an archaeological site of a former Roman city in northwestern Tunisia near Jendouba. Bulla Regia's most distinct features are the underground dwellings that the Romans used during the summer heat. Their houses were partly built underground, and above. Bulla Regia also offer many mosaics still in their original place, which is far more impressive than finding them in the Bardo Museum in Tunis, where however the best preserved ones are displayed.
After the destroying earthquake, drifting sand protected the abandoned sites, which were forgotten until the first excavations were begun, in 1906, in part spurred by the destruction of the monumental entrance to the Roman city. Three quarters of the Bulla Regia site is still underground. Only a part of the city has so far been excavated.
© Ulrich Münstermann - All rights reserved.
Therefore, if you intend to use one of them, you need to contact me before publication for authorization. Thank you.
www.munstermann.net
Bulla Regia
Bulla Regia is an archaeological site of a former Roman city in northwestern Tunisia near Jendouba. Bulla Regia's most distinct features are the underground dwellings that the Romans used during the summer heat. Their houses were partly built underground, and above. Bulla Regia also offer many mosaics still in their original place, which is far more impressive than finding them in the Bardo Museum in Tunis, where however the best preserved ones are displayed.
After the destroying earthquake, drifting sand protected the abandoned sites, which were forgotten until the first excavations were begun, in 1906, in part spurred by the destruction of the monumental entrance to the Roman city. Three quarters of the Bulla Regia site is still underground. Only a part of the city has so far been excavated.
© Ulrich Münstermann - All rights reserved.
Therefore, if you intend to use one of them, you need to contact me before publication for authorization. Thank you.
www.munstermann.net
Images automaticaly loaded from flickr with tags : (tunisie,tunisia)















