The image presents a scene set beneath a large concrete structure, possibly a bridge or an overpass, overlooking a body of rippled blue water. The setting appears to be outdoors during bright daylight hours, given the clear illumination. The primary subject is a large, dark-plumaged bird, resembling a cormorant, captured in mid-flight near the concrete structure. Its wings are partially spread as if it is either taking off or landing, positioned against the backdrop of the water. Above and slightly to the left of this bird, a smaller, light-colored bird, possibly a gull, is also seen flying over the water. Perched on the concrete structure in the lower right corner of the frame is another light-colored bird. This bird appears to be young, possibly a chick, with fluffy, predominantly white or pale brown plumage, settled on an uneven surface of the concrete. The concrete structure itself exhibits a greyish tone with visible texture and some subtle linear patterns. The water below is uniformly rippled, creating a texture of light and shadow across its surface. No discernible text or human activity is visible. Given the location context of Istanbul, Turkey, the scene likely depicts birdlife around a major waterway such as the Bosphorus, common for its marine birds and large architectural spans.Golden hour scenes captured along Istanb
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Ruslan Urazgildiev ✅

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Thu, Apr 23, 2026, 03:57 PM

Istanbul, Turkey

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The image presents a scene set beneath a large concrete structure, possibly a bridge or an overpass, overlooking a body of rippled blue water. The setting appears to be outdoors during bright daylight…read more

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