
About
I saved up for my first camera at 16, and haven’t put one down since.
Growing up in a seaside town on the southern coast of Turkey, I honed my observational skills among the bustle of seasonal holiday-makers and in the silence of those natural landscapes of startling beauty that were my solitary haunts.
In Istanbul I studied graphic design at Adobe. Even during my mandatory military service I was positioned as a photographer. It proved to be an intense grounding exercise in developing skills and gave me a better sense for capturing that raw reality.
I’m touched most by the people I meet and the lives I encounter. They are what fire my passion for my work, driving me to look for beauty in the truth of a moment; a person; a place.
Now based in Kalkan — the seaside town where I grew up — I travel regularly and am spearheading the Climb for Good project. Backed by UNICEF and AKUT, Climb for Good is a challenge to scale some of the highest peaks in Turkey to raise funds for children in need through sponsorship.

