Az, hatta çok az yorum yazsamda takip ettiğim, yorumları çoğu zaman kahkaha atarak okuduğum bir stream seninkisi... Bazı konularda beni fotoğraflarınla ve başka yerlerdeki yorumlarına "uyandırdın", bunun için de ayrıca teşekkür etmek istiyorum. Ve tabii ki özellikle şeref duyduğum yorumu kendi sözlerinle tekrarlıyor… Read more

Az, hatta çok az yorum yazsamda takip ettiğim, yorumları çoğu zaman kahkaha atarak okuduğum bir stream seninkisi... Bazı konularda beni fotoğraflarınla ve başka yerlerdeki yorumlarına "uyandırdın", bunun için de ayrıca teşekkür etmek istiyorum. Ve tabii ki özellikle şeref duyduğum yorumu kendi sözlerinle tekrarlıyorum: "bilmiyorum farkında mısın ilk defa bir arabaya iltifat ediyorum. Şaane bu yaw" :)

In a world darkened by illusions, Ömer’s photographs remain in the viewer’s mind as images bearing the pure light of reality. When photographing forgotten, unnoticed, unobserved and overlooked facts, Ömer does not fall into the traps of agitation, affectation or heavy dramatisation in order to render them more strik… Read more

In a world darkened by illusions, Ömer’s photographs remain in the viewer’s mind as images bearing the pure light of reality. When photographing forgotten, unnoticed, unobserved and overlooked facts, Ömer does not fall into the traps of agitation, affectation or heavy dramatisation in order to render them more striking, amusing, or pathetic. His frames are narrative, never distorting the reality within. In view of his frankness, he has turned his back upon the world’s illusionist front, and remains loyal to the moment he has captured: he has no concern for making a photograph look more elegant and refined by botching delusional techniques. All this reality may seem to be tedious, however, surprisingly, the closer Ömer’s work come to reality, the further they go from tediousness. I personally believe that, at the moment he presses the shutter button, Ömer infuses the image he sees through the lens with a special incense. In this incense I can sense humanism, decisive expression, purpose, an impressive sense of humour, sensitivity, a rich spirit and a passion for photography. There is, of course, far more to be discovered, but this is only what my senses could reach. Prepared in his Devil’s Kitchen of a mind, each new photograph that is uploaded onto Flickr comes next to the previous word; his entire photostream would make quite a thick book if all his series of images were printed. Such an observant, gripping novel would hold its audience to its every word. As for the author of this novel of photographs, a rare specimen of his kind, he is a saint who gives courage to humanity that tries to capture the runaway world by its cuff or sleeve. And this is what makes him a "Saint".

I'm really impressed by the style of Omer. Not only his photography, but also his playfulness, his sense of humour. It's a wonderful journey to browse through Omer's photostream. He shows us every sides of Turkey through his pupils, the innocence of the little kids, the sadness in a man's eyes, the helplessness of … Read more

I'm really impressed by the style of Omer. Not only his photography, but also his playfulness, his sense of humour. It's a wonderful journey to browse through Omer's photostream. He shows us every sides of Turkey through his pupils, the innocence of the little kids, the sadness in a man's eyes, the helplessness of a homeless, the everyday life of Turkey, the natural scenery of Turkey... Now, Turkey is surely on my travel plan. :) *Hugs + Kisses*

Well I guess I need to say what I think about your work here =) when we start to see Saint’s photostream we can’t stop... it’s like a delicious vice but without any kind of sin. I think his photography is blessed indeed and I believe he is really a Saint. His pictures are full of emotion. Sometimes we can’t stop to lau… Read more

Well I guess I need to say what I think about your work here =) when we start to see Saint’s photostream we can’t stop... it’s like a delicious vice but without any kind of sin. I think his photography is blessed indeed and I believe he is really a Saint. His pictures are full of emotion. Sometimes we can’t stop to laugh, other times his work takes our feelings to the deepest of our heart. Thank you for share and congratulations for your incredible work!