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Photographer’s Note

our little actors from the village of Muskule in Iznik...they are watching the camera crew framing them..

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Iznik is a city with a cultural heritage of 2400 years...It was an important city of the Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman empires...besides having very fertile land and vast historical assets together with a beautiful lake, is known worldwide for its tiles...

The 1st and 7th Ecumenical Councils were held in Iznik in 325 and 787 A.D., respectively...
at the end of the 19th Council held in the Vatican in 1962, Iznik was declared a "holy city" for Christians...

JEAN-NOEL, sigh, cigeroglu has marked this note useful

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JEAN-NOEL (184) 2005-04-27 15:39

I like the expression on the face of these children, something special is taking their attention, or maybe they are waiting for something special comming. The colours of the background is beautiful and the picture itself has good tones. Good work.

sigh (173) 2005-04-27 16:14

merhaba fusun
harika bir fotograf olmus, saskinlik ve hayranlik dolu bakislari ve bence en onemlisi kiyafetleri ve sac traslariyla beni cok etkiledi cocuklar. isimlerini ogrendin mi? ekipmana hayran kalmak icin koy cocugu olmak gerekmiyo ben de olsa boyle bakardim sanirim :)

fotografin disinda seni ozledim ankarada biraz daha kalmam gerekcek.
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Coyotyto (1299) 2005-04-27 17:43

Hi Fusun,

Nice colours here, but first of all very nice face expressions. And their look ! They seem to be listening with care, having a very important posture. Very nice portrait.

Regards,
Youssef.

rbcy1974 (20742) 2005-04-27 18:27

Merhaba Fusun,
They look very proud and expressive these childre,
very nice portrait.
Daniel

khmelins (960) 2005-04-28 3:26

Hi Fusun!
there's a thread going on about "Photo with or without a note".
i looked and felt this one without reading yours, and then after reading. i must say i enjoyed a lot both ways.
without a note it made me remember some portraits i've recently seen on an exposition in Auschwitzs, brought me back to that camp and those faces..
with your note it made me think about their profession, about their deep and concentrated expressions, about their parents..
technically, well, you know. :)
anton

moxon (457) 2005-05-22 22:40