Photograph·19012i
Kyrenia seen from the hills

Positive from the glass negative
Description
In the foreground a steep slope rises to the right, covered with shrubs, olive-like trees and bare rocky outcrops. On the left a pale earth bank drops toward a valley of scattered trees. The middle distance opens onto a flat hazy plain, with the built-up area of Kyrenia faintly visible on the far horizon beneath a pale sky.
Other images (2)
English
A view from the scrub-covered hills above Kyrenia, with the town faint on the plain below. Part of Thomson's note on the negative cannot be read. The 1981 print is the mirror image of the positive from the negative: one of the two is reversed left to right.
Written on the negative
Kyrenia from ... hills. Not to be reversed
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Photographs: John Thomson, Wellcome Collection, London (Public domain)

