TURKEY,DERINKUYU The mysterious underground ci ...

TURKEY,DERINKUYU The mysterious underground city dates back to the 8th-7th century BC. it extends 85 m deep on eight different levels and could accommodate a population of 20,000 people

Media-ID: B:775710110
Nutzungsrecht: Kommerzielle und redaktionelle Nutzung

TURKEY,DERINKUYU The mysterious underground city dates back to the 8th-7th century BC. it extends 85 m deep on eight different levels and could accommodate a population of 20,000 people

Vorschau      

  • Varianten

  • Mediainfos

Dieses Bild mit unserem Kundenkonto ab £0.83 herunterladen!
... mehr info
Standardlizenz: JPG
Format Bildgröße Downloads  
Print XXL
15 MP 		7360x4912 Pixel
62.31x41.59 cm (300 dpi) 		1
Standardlizenz: JPG
Format Bildgröße Netto Brutto Preis
Web S
0.5 MP 		500x334 Pixel
16.93x11.31 cm (75 dpi) 		£3.39 £3.63
Print M
2 MP 		1000x667 Pixel
8.47x5.65 cm (300 dpi) 		£6.00 £6.42
Print XL
8 MP 		2000x1335 Pixel
16.93x11.3 cm (300 dpi) 		£11.22 £12.01
Print XXL
15 MP 		7360x4912 Pixel
62.31x41.59 cm (300 dpi) 		£13.83 £14.80
Merchandisinglizenz: JPG
Format Bildgröße Netto Brutto Preis
Print XXL
15 MP 		7360x4912 Pixel
62.31x41.59 cm (300 dpi) 		£69.51 £74.38
Media-ID: B:775710110
Aufrufe: 1
   
Beschreibung: TURKEY,DERINKUYU The mysterious underground city dates back to the 8th-7th century BC. it extends 85 m deep on eight different levels and could accommodate a population of 20,000 people

Nutzungslizenz

Nutzungsrecht: Kommerzielle und redaktionelle Nutzung

Userinfos

Hinzugefügt von: GC photographer
Weitere Medien von GC photographer

Bewertung

Bewertung:
Bewertungen: 0 / Durchschnitt: 0

Suchbegriffe

Keywords:

Ähnliche lizenzfreie Fotos

A stunning Goldcrest (Regulus regulus) perched upside down on barbed wire. It is searching for insects to eat.
A beautiful Treecreeper (Certhia familiaris) perched on a branch that is surrounded by ivy leaves.
A beautiful Barn Owl (Tyto alba) perching on a fence post at the edge of a field preening in the early morning sunshine.
A cute Little Owl, Athene noctua, perching on a branch in a beech tree in the last of the days sunlight.
Waxwing (Bombycilla garrulus) feeding on berries.
A magnificent rare Great Grey Shrike, Lanius excubitor, perching on a branch in a Willow tree, on a dark, windy, rainy day. It is looking around for food to capture and eat.
An extremely rare stunning Great Spotted Cuckoo, Clamator glandarius, perched on a bush on the Isle of Wight in spring.
A pretty female Great spotted Woodpecker, Dendrocopos major, perching on the edge of its nesting hole in a Willow tree, feeding her babies.
A beautiful Treecreeper, Certhia familiaris, perching on the side of a tree with a beak full of insects which it is going to feed to its babies in a nest nearby.
A colony of nesting Kittiwake (Rissa tridactyla) adults and chicks sitting on their nests and ledges on a cliff face in the UK.
A magnificent rare Great Grey Shrike, Lanius excubitor, perching on a branch in a Willow tree, on a dark, windy, rainy day. It is looking around for food to capture and eat.
A cute family of recently fledged Long-tailed Tit chicks, Aegithalos caudatus, are sitting on a branch of a tree in a long line. A strong wind suddenly picks up and they all start to fly off.
A rare female Parrot Crossbill (Loxia pytyopstittacus) perched on a branch in an Oak tree.
Waxwing (Bombycilla garrulus) feeding on berries.
A Red Fox Cub, Vulpes vulpes, is feeding at the entrance to its den. A large group of magpies are waiting in front of it for any opportunity to steal its food. The cub gets spooked and they pile in.
A beautiful Cattle Egret (Bubulcus ibis) hunting for food in a field where cows are grazing in the UK.
A Green Woodpecker, Picus viridis, perching on the grass in a meadow feeding on ants and insects.
A Jay (Garrulus glandarius) perched on the grass with an Acorn in its beak. It is collecting nuts to store for the winter.
Two cute baby Swallows, Hirundo rustica, sitting in their nest under the eaves of a building. One has its beak wide open and is begging for food from the parent birds.
A stunning male Great spotted Woodpecker, Dendrocopos major, coming out of its nesting hole. It has a fecal sac in its beak which it is removing from the nest.