Ikra by Derya Yazar Atasever
Cappadocia is home to the oldest and the most exceptıonal temples in history. People come here to look for their roots. Mosques and churches are worth seeing. The mosque in the photo reflects the mysticism in Cappadocia. This feeling gets even stronger as the sun goes down. In this old and ruined mosque, a young woman on her prayer rug is peacefully reading the Quran with a rosary in her hand. The title of the photograph “Ikra” means read, which is also from the root of the word Quran (the reading).
Award Winner
Photo of the Day
Award Date
April 28, 2023
71
AWARD SCORE
Value 13
Clarity 13
Composition 18
Style 14
Skill 13
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Derya Yazar Atasever, a Master of Fine Arts and EFIAP, was born in 1971 in Erzurum, Turkey. She currently resides in Cappadocia with her husband and son. In addition to being an expert in Health Management, she is also an accomplished expert in Fine Arts and a retired nurse.
Derya Yazar Atasever is actively involved in the international photography community, serving as a jury member in photography competitions, developing social responsibility projects, and teaching photography. She also represents the mission of photography in Cappadocia. Derya Yazar Atasever completed her thesis on the “Usage Fields and Historical Development of Photography in the Health Sector”. She has experience administering “Art Therapy” to patients with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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Nevsehir, Turkey
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