Eerie images reveal aftermath of New Year's Day massacre at Istanbul's Reina nightclub
Video report by ITV News Correspondent Sally Lockwood
At first glance the Reina club looks like any other deserted nightclub after New Year's celebrations with its confetti-lined floor and empty drinks filling the bar.
But closer inspection shows the bullet marks on tables and seated cushions and the poignant high-heeled shoe left on the outside decking.
It is three days since a gunman opened fire on hundreds of partygoers at the Istanbul nightclub in the early hours of New Year's Day.
An estimated 600 people were celebrating inside the plush club in the Turkish city's Ortakoy district.
Armed with a long-barreled weapon, the gunman killed 39 and injured around 70 people before fleeing. He remains at large.
The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Festive decorations still hang from the ceiling inside the Reina club, which overlooks the stunning waterfront of the Bosphorus - one of the city's most celebrated tourist spots.
The bar's mirror and windows still carry the frosted writing celebrating the arrival of 2017.
The lone attacker had shot dead a police officer and a civilian before entering the exclusive club at 1.30am local time on Sunday.
He opened fire with an automatic rifle, reloading his weapon half a dozen times and shooting the wounded as they lay on the ground.
The Haberturk newspaper quoted a barman at the club as saying the gunman had thrown explosive devices several times during the shootingspree.
The explosions were apparently aimed at disorientating people and giving himself time to reload.
Claiming the attack on Monday, Islamic State said the shooting was revenge for Turkish military involvement in Syria.