Photography Spots in Bakirkoy You Can’t Miss
Bakirkoy is a photographer’s district, and the reason is the light.

Bakirkoy is a photographer’s district, and the reason is the light.

Eyup is one of Istanbul’s most photogenic districts, and its images are unlike anywhere else in the city.

Malatya is a photographer’s city, and it rewards the camera in ways that surprise people who only know its reputation for apricots.

Sanliurfa is a photographer’s dream: golden stone, sacred water, ancient bazaars, and a plain that stretches to the horizon. The light here is extraordinary, and the city’s sights are built for the camera.

Denizli is one of the most photogenic regions in Turkey, and the camera barely needs help here.

Samsun is a quiet gift for photographers, because the city is full of subjects and empty of crowds.

Diyarbakir is one of the most photogenic cities in Turkey, and its great subject is contrast: the black basalt of the walls against the green of the gardens, the ancient stone of the old city against the blue of…

Eskisehir is a photographer’s city, and it does not hide it. The timber houses of the old town, the gondolas on the river, the glowing bridges, and the playful castle tower all compose themselves without effort.

Kayseri is a photographer’s city, built on a stage of volcanic stone, mountain light and centuries of layered history.

Mersin is a gift to photographers who like their scenes unposed.

Konya is a photographer’s city, though it takes a moment to see it.

Gaziantep is a photographer’s city built on contrast: ancient stone and busy copper, museum marble and market color, minarets and rooftops under a hard southeastern light.
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