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Haydarpaşa Train Station, Istanbul.  Designed by German architects, the neo-renaissance building was a gift to Turkey from Kaiser Wilhelm II.  Opened by Ottoman Sultan Abdülhamid II in 1908, it served as a major train hub for the Asiatic side of Istanbul and points east.  It was closed to rail traffic in 2013 to make way for a high speed rail and undersea tunnel project.  In 2014 the Turkish government announced plans to modernize the facility and re-use it as a rail terminus.  There is some doubt as to whether this will actually happen.  Leica C.

 

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Lovely, though possibly a bit stronger with a touch of black slider added to darken it. 

 

I can't believe I failed to see this in Istanbul.

Stu, I took this shot from the Besiktas-Kadikoy ferry.  The terminal is a short walk from Kadikoy if you ever want to explore.  Passed through it many times when I lived in Turkey.

Always appreciate the helpful comments.  Does this look better?

 

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