On the 23rd of january a photography exhibition about the great city of Istanbul opened up in ‘De Kunsthal’ in Rotterdam. It’s called ‘Onmoetingen langs de Bosporus’ which basically means ‘Meetings along the Bosphorus’.
Photographer Nicole Segers travelled the bosphorus river up and down by some of the ferryboats on the river for about a year, starting in 2007. She took pictures of all the people she met along the way in one of the oldest cities in the world that links west and east, old and new, and Europe with Asia.
I’ll be visiting this exhibition next week to gain some new inspiration. I’ve been in Istanbul many times and I’ve taken many pictures of it. To me, the city never dissapoints. On each street corner there is something new to discover. From all the places I’ve seen in the world, there is no place that calls me back more then Istanbul does.
You can read about the exhibition in the link below (in Dutch). I also added some photos from Istanbul that I made myself in this post. So don’t confuse them with the pictures from exhibition in Rotterdam. Anyway, I hope you’ll enjoy them!
Link: Kunsthal website
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4 Responses to Meetings along the Bosphorus
Jelmer de Jong
February 21st, 2010 at 18:09
Good note, because I think your photos could be easily confused with the pictures from exhibition in Rotterdam. You should have an exhibition of your photos there.
Jaap Ruurd Feitsma
February 21st, 2010 at 21:17
haha thanks!
tomorrow @NHL?
Sander Smit
February 23rd, 2010 at 11:59
Last photo.. Wish my ceiling looked like that.
Jan Willem Smit
April 9th, 2010 at 10:44
Jaap Ruurd, je fotografie is ECHT ZUIVER, wat een leven in de beelden