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Monday, 1 February 2010

Tarsanas - Thats my World






The Tarsanas or Arsanas in the Common Language is a Byzantine marine origin. By this means mainly small shipyards and shipbuilding plants which lifted small boats and fishing boats usually for cleaning, anti-fouling and retention. The name is a toponym brought many areas (bays), which are or have been previously established. This image is a night view of Tarsanas in Pythagorio Samos.

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18 comments:

  1. Some wonderful WOODEN boats! Perfect photo for the theme day today which is WOOD!

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  2. I love the light, color and texture! Brilliant composition...

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  3. "ΕΡΓΟΝ ΤΕΧΝΗΣ"!!!
    Ζωγραφιά καλλιτέχνη με τεράστιο ταλέντο!!
    Φιλιά σε όλους
    Καλό βράδυ

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  4. So beautiful. I would love to live in a world of wooden boats.

    Your banner island image is very strong!

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  5. Yes this would make a perfect Theme Day post!

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  6. I love boats, they fascinate me.

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  7. Cool shots. Shipbuilding is fascinating and quite an art.

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  8. Terrific capture, marvelous composition and I love the light and the color. I also love boats!! Have a wonderful week!

    Sylvia

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  9. Wow! I love the color you captured here. Thanks for sharing.

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  10. Όμορφη νυχτερινή φωτογραφία !!!!

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  11. Very nice choice for the theme! And I really like your new banner.

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  12. This is beautiful!
    Well I too have them in my post. :)

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  13. Magnifique ce jaune !

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  14. that's really a nice shot with the light. I've learned a new word today, Arsanas. have a good week ahead!

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  15. great photo of the boats all golden.

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  16. Thank you very much for all these wonderfull comments:)

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  17. So vivid!
    Beautiful shot.
    Thanks for sharing.

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  18. The lighting is fantastic. Great shot.

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