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It’s Been a Hard Day’s Night by Orhan Aksel
Captured in the ancient city of Mardin, Turkey, this photograph masterfully utilizes rear-curtain-sync flash to illuminate the historic landscape at the edge of the Mesopotamian plain. By holding an SB-600 flash unit to the left of the frame, the photographer introduced a deliberate, dramatic light source that cuts through the evening atmosphere. This technical precision, combined with the evocative, timeless setting of Mardin, creates a compelling narrative of a long day coming to a close. The image stands out for its sophisticated use of off-camera lighting, which transforms a candid moment into a cinematic exploration of light, shadow, and heritage.
Nikon D700 with 20mm f/2.8 and SB-600 | Exposure 1/25sec @ f/4.5 | ISO 200
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Born in 1961, Orhan Aksel is an industrial and systems engineer based in Istanbul, Turkey. A lifelong photography enthusiast who honed his craft in the darkrooms of his youth, he balances his professional career with a dedicated pursuit of artistic excellence. Driven by a philanthropic vision, Aksel aspires to transition his photography from a long-standing hobby into a meaningful endeavor that supports the education of children in need worldwide.
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Very powerful. Nice job!
Truly nice picture , textures and light makes magic depth. Hard to belive that people live like in 19th century, lame:P
Very nice and beautiful!
thanks and greetings ben
great capture