Leyla Dirim is a Berlin based Photographer, Photojournalist, Interpreter, Translator and Web Designer born in Germany.
She publishes photos and writes about places she has visited on her blog. The objects of her interest are mainly architecture, art and landscapes.
In recent years, Leyla Dirim has also become more interested in sports photography. This portfolio contains a selection of her pictures taken at various sporting events.
You must know that she is addicted to coffee – especially to “sade türk kahvesi” and she loves to travel. When she is in nature, she draws strength and creates a balance.
Photography is one of her main passions and it will always remain so since her childhood.
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structures, environment, colors, architecture, tradition ...
The Ortaköy Mosque in Istanbul, the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, the Radio Tower in Berlin.
What do these three buildings have in common? I think every single element tells its story.
When the Ottoman Sultan Abdulmecid ordered the construction in 1854, he could not have chosen a better place than Ortaköy, one of the most popular and beautiful neighborhoods of Istanbul. The architects the two architects, Balyan, father and son, have done an impressive job within two years.
The mosque is also known as Büyük Mecidiye Camii, but mostly the inhabitants call this beautiful mosque in baroque architectural style simply Ortaköy Camii.
The Elbphilharmonie is a concert hall in Hamburg, which was completed in November 2016. It was planned to create a new landmark for the city and a “cultural center for all.”
The Radio Tower was ceremonially opened on the occasion of the Third Funk Exhibition on 3 September 1926. During the Second World War, one of the main struts was hit by a bomb, and at times the radio tower stood on just three legs. But the 600-ton colossus resisted and was repaired.
Different architectures
I like to look at lines, shapes, the design, the artwork, the colors and much more, and I try to catch the most beautiful moment for my picturehttps://leyladirim.com/home/
Different Lights and Shapes
The Festival of Lights 2020 was an open-air light art gallery with over 100 radiant works of art at 86 locations, spread all over Berlin on approximately 168 square kilometers. All illuminations lit up daily between 20.00 and 24.00 o’clock.
Source: https://festival-of-lights.de/de/
And I was there, too
Concept, development, web design, texts and photographs by Leyla Dirim
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