Cappadocia was on the top of my travel bucket list, and it’s easy to guess why! It is probably one of the most photogenic places in the world. The first day I arrived there, I’ve been astonished by the beauty of this place.
The stunning result of volcanic eruptions millions of years ago gave the region incredible landscapes that seemed to come from another planet. . boredpanda.com
There has been a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Turkey and Syria killing at least 5,200 people, harrowing images have begun pouring out of the crisis zone. [Read More]
I am a Turkey-based photographer and I mainly work in fashion but also create beautiful blended photographs through a creative exploration of double exposures. The post Double Exposure Helps Me To Add A Layer Of Complexity To What Would Otherwise Be A Basic Portrait (27 Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
Syrian photographer Serbest Salih has set up a mobile photography school that introduces vulnerable Syrian, Iraqi, and Turkish children to analog photography. Currently based in southeast Turkey, Salih is a 27-year old photographer and the director of Sirkhane Darkroom, a mobile analog photography school currently active in Mardin Istasyon, an impoverished neighborhood in Turkey which […]
Photographer Eneko Jorge Gomez was browsing a thrift store near his home in Spain when he came across an old camera that he realized was still loaded with film. After developing the roll, he used clues in the photos to determine that he believes the images are at least a decade old and taken in […]
"Seeing children learn photography and getting the chance to express themselves motivates me to continue this workshop and make it bigger," says 26-year-old Serbest Salih. Currently based in Turkey, he is the Director of Sirkhane DARKROOM--a photography school in an impoverished neighborhood near in the city of Nusaybin.
A woman died tragically last week in Turkey while posing for a photo to celebrate the end of the country’s COVID-19 lockdown. After jumping a security fence at Duden Park in Antalya, Turkey, she slipped and fell 115 feet to her death.
“. . . a street photographer should have a creative, different set of eyes from others,” says street photographer Ilker Karaman. He continues, “They should use these eyes to show people the images that they cannot see in their daily lives.