Photographer Alper Yesiltas Spent 12 Years Shooting This Window Until Owners Demolished The Building – Design You Trust — Design Daily Since 2007

Photographer Alper Yesiltas Spent 12 Years Shooting This Window Until Owners Demolished The Building

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Istanbul photographer and lawyer Alper Yesiltas spent 12 years shooting the same window in different seasons until the owner demolished the building.

“It wasn’t a window of someone’s house. It was opening out from a corridor in that apartment. There was a beautiful curtain on it. It was right against my room, only i was able to see it from that angle. From the idea that i’ll be the only person who will see that window, i decided to take photos of it in different seasons and put them side by side. It started like this. It was in 2005, i kept shooting it until May 1, 2017, the day i took the last photo.

The building was in a place called Camlica in Istanbul. It’s impossible to find anything related to that apartment there now, because owners dismantled it and built a new one,” he told 121clicks.

More: Alper Yesiltas, Instagram h/t: 121clicks

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