Architecture and Photography

Although the concept of photography was not required by the conditions in the old times, I think it has progressed in parallel with architecture since the history of humanity. I'm talking about a history beyond the camera. People want to memorize a memory; they conveyed a figure or a portrait to a structural structure through painting or sculpture.

Architecture has made photography eternal since its existence. Thus, we see that there is a concept of 'time', like a black cat, between these two concepts. Time brings them both together. In historical places, we see sections from those periods. Images that have been experienced or are likely to be experienced appear in our minds.

The similarity of the two concepts is not limited to these. First of all, I want to talk about two of them; Angle and Perspective. In photography, if you want to take an impressive photo, you need to adjust the perspective well. There is a similar element in architecture; Angle. Angle is of great importance for the formation of an impressive structure. As a result, with the perspective-angle relationship formed, paintings that affect people emerge.

For these reasons, I think architecture is a profession for me. As long as I can remember myself, taking pictures gives me peace, I am fascinated. In fact, when I reflect an existing memory with as good a perspective as possible, it remains eternal for me.