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Captured on a crisp February afternoon in 2007, this aerial photograph offers a rare perspective of the Fatih Camii as the photographer’s flight descended toward Istanbul. By timing the shot during the landing approach, the photographer successfully framed the historic mosque against the dense urban tapestry of the old town. The image is award-worthy for its unique vantage point, transforming a routine travel moment into a striking architectural study. The clarity of the composition highlights the intricate geometry of the mosque, demonstrating a keen eye for capturing grand landmarks from the challenging, fleeting environment of an airplane window.
Born in Istanbul in 1977, Ersavaş Güdül has cultivated a diverse background through his studies and professional life in both Turkey and Germany. Currently established in the telecommunications industry, he approaches photography as a dedicated creative pursuit. His technical versatility is reflected in his use of various systems, including Pentax, Nikon, and Panasonic equipment, which he employs to document his travels and observations with a thoughtful, discerning eye.
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There is a peculiar vertigo that comes with looking down from a great height. On the ground, we are defined by our proximity to things—the texture of a brick wall, the sound of a neighbor’s gate, the specific shade of a garden gate.
Read the reflection →The smell of cold stone always brings me back to the damp basements of my childhood, where the air felt heavy and thick with the history of things left behind.
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