Due to its strategic location at the junction of Asia and Europe, Anatolia has been the cradle of many civilizations since prehistoric times. It has hosted dozens of civilizations such as Sumerian, Assyrian, Hittite, Greek, Lydian, Celtic, Persian, Roman, Eastern Roman (Byzantine), Seljuk, Safavid, Mongolian and Ottoman. It contains hundreds of languages and dialects.
Anatolian geography, which has a great history and culture from past to present, has left many "traces".
This project conveyed the civilizations existing in Anatolia from past to present; human types, lifestyles, economic and architectural structure is the subject. That's why this project is named as "Traces of Anatolia".
This collection consists of 20 photographs; It includes 5 portraits, 5 landscapes and 10 people and life themes.
This project is a joint production of Roni SüSLü and Mirkan Tunç.

Traces Of Anatolia

Van Castle is a fortification structure built by the Urartian stone kingdom and has a bird's eye view of the Urartian capital Tuspa. Located on the shore of Lake Van, 5 km from the city center of Van, this castle was built on a steep rock. The building is 1800 m long, 120 m wide and 80 m high. The castle was founded in the 9th century BC by Sarduri, son of Lutipri, between 840 BC and 825 BC. This photograph is about two friends watching the sunset from Van Castle.

Photo ID: Camera: Canon eos 5d Mark III Exposure Time: 1/4000 sec ISO: 100 F Stop: f 3.2 Resolution 300dpi Width: 4749 Height: 3242



Van Castle

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