Omar Ibn El-Khattab Square
Jaffa Gate
Old City
Jerusalem, May 1990
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4 comments:
At the outset it looked like a real slice of local culture (I love the horse blanket), too. Then I saw the pancakes, syrup, and Marlboro signs. Culture evolves. But I will hate it when it all becomes the same. Nice action shot with the guys and the horses!
Excellent street scene. Love Victoria embankment too, it would have been a good reflections shot.
What I like about so many of your shots around the world is how you capture such interesting bits of local interest. A picture like this is fascinating partly because it not only tells a story but raises so many questions ...
Such a long time ago . . .
Lucky you! I never saw a horse in the Old City. Glad you were ready with the camera.
Nu, did the Befana bring you a gift? Surely not coal. :)
Happy Epiphany.
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