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Returning Home: The Village
Remote turkish village in the Aegean Mountains. Cine, Aydin Region
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Slum Clearance in the city of Angels
Resurrecting the redevelopment of downtown Los Angeles, CA
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The Moroccan
A native Moroccan in front of a small mausoleum in Chellah, Rabat, Morocco
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The Entrance of Chellah
The ruins of Chellah rest in the city of Rabat (capital), Morocco. Chellah was an early Phoenician settlement situated along the edge of the Bou Regreg River. The Romans eventually came through and took over. This ancient monument was considered the farthest colony south of Rome. The Almohad Dynasty used it as an necropolis and in the mid-14 century, a Merinid sultan named Abu-I Hasan built a mosque and royal tombs. It was abandoned in 1154 A.D.
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Stone Corridor
Chellah Ruins of Rabat, Morocco
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Raziye
A remote village in Cine, Turkey. The Aegean Mountains are on the western side of Turkey. Raziye is the oldest living woman in the village.
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Natalie Franco has been a member since 4 April 2008 and goes by Natalina.
I am a Los Angeles based Photographer
