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Nihat Iyriboz
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Olympus OM-4T with Zuiko 50mm/2.0 Macro lens, Kodak TMAX100 film
Frame by Frame Travel: CITRUS PICKER
Frame by Frame Travel: CITRUS PICKER
Pete Askew
Admin
Fabulous shot Nihat - the eye contact seems so revealing.
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Nihat Iyriboz
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Thank you very much indeed, Pete.
Today, I launched my minimalist photo+travel blog leaving the narrative to the viewer. Naturally, every image has a story that can be written. Yet, I remember the saying "A picture is worth a thousand words". Hope that works.
Today, I launched my minimalist photo+travel blog leaving the narrative to the viewer. Naturally, every image has a story that can be written. Yet, I remember the saying "A picture is worth a thousand words". Hope that works.
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Again, Wow! Think he spotted you? 
You definitely appear to have mastered exposure, Nihat, both in the taking and the processing. Beautiful.
Just one correction: "A picture is worth a thousand pounds! (or dollars, etc)"
I think it - the photo+travel blog - is a good idea, IF the quality of the image is high. No problem here.
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For those interested, here is the first page of Nihat's new blog, where he details his equipment - very interesting: http://framebyframetravel.blogspot.co.uk
You definitely appear to have mastered exposure, Nihat, both in the taking and the processing. Beautiful.Just one correction: "A picture is worth a thousand pounds! (or dollars, etc)"
I think it - the photo+travel blog - is a good idea, IF the quality of the image is high. No problem here.
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For those interested, here is the first page of Nihat's new blog, where he details his equipment - very interesting: http://framebyframetravel.blogspot.co.uk
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Nihat Iyriboz
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Thank you very much indeed, my friend. It was a project I did at the family citrus orchard in Turkey. People new I was photographing them. No candids.
I am excited about my new blog. It is designed with the idea of "A picture is worth a thousand words" leaving the narrative to the viewer. Naturally, every photograph has a personal story. However, my personal stories sometimes are not relevant to the viewers. But the images are universal, and they have their own language, like music does.
It was a project I did at the family citrus orchard in Turkey. People new I was photographing them. No candids.I am excited about my new blog. It is designed with the idea of "A picture is worth a thousand words" leaving the narrative to the viewer. Naturally, every photograph has a personal story. However, my personal stories sometimes are not relevant to the viewers. But the images are universal, and they have their own language, like music does.
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Lesley Jones
Otherwise know as Zooey
Wow... just wow!
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Nihat Iyriboz
Guest
Thank you very much, Lesley!
Julian de'Courcy
Well-Known Member
Can I say WOW as well. Exudes great ability not only technically but artistically also.
Paul Lange
Moderator
Oh wow indeed Nihat. So you have been into photography since 1970? You look too young .
Fascinating idea and I love the idea of minimalist narrative or rather no written narrative.
.Fascinating idea and I love the idea of minimalist narrative or rather no written narrative.
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Nihat Iyriboz
Guest
Thank you very much, Julian. Appreciate it.
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Nihat Iyriboz
Guest
Thank you very much indeed, Paul. Well, I feel young some days, and younger other days. 
My father gave me his Kodak Retina when I was 15.
My father gave me his Kodak Retina when I was 15.
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
It's as if he's looking right at me Nihat. Not just you or your camera, but through that right to me - brilliant eye contact.
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Nihat Iyriboz
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Thank you very much indeed, Chris.
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