PROJECT | Uğur Çobanoğlu

In 1882, Patriarch 2 donated land for the establishment of a school in Balat district but he died without seeing that his school could not be completed. The new Patriarch, named again Yoakim, resumed his studies at the school and is opened for education in 1882 which The Greek Girls' High School is called YUVAKIMYON RUM KIZ LİSESİ. In a short time the school is renowned for the quality of its education. Not only from Istanbul, but from abroad students begin to take. Many of their graduates become teachers, and they start to teach at other Greek schools in Istanbul. In 1910, the number of students reached 590. In 1988, there are no students to attend and is closed.

YOAKIMYON GREEK GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL 2019

Kayseri Han; Sirkeci; İstanbul; 2016

KAYSERİ HAN / INN

Besiktas fans celebrate the championship with flags and flares in streets of Besiktas district; istanbul; 2016. Photo: Ugur Cobanoglu

CHAMPION BESIKTAS 2015-2016

The story of Yıldız Palace Museum collection and inventory photo shooting for catalog; istanbul; 2016

YILDIZ PALACE MUSEUM COLLECTION

Unkapanı İ.M.Ç. 6th Block; which was the place and the era of turkish music industry; is now empty with abandoned shops, quiet corridors and memories of people from Anatolian to be famous; because of rapidly evolving digital revolution. / Fujifilm X100S

İMÇ 6th BLOCK

For over a century, the historic Haydarpaşa Railway Station has stood as the opening symbolic gateway to the city from Anatolia; now is closed / mute to allow for the construction of a high-speed rail line between Istanbul and Ankara. In August 2014, the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism approved a plan for the modernization of the station, in order to serve as the terminal of the new rail line and also will serve as an important model for reinventing cultural heritage in the context of changing istanbul. - All photographys taken by Fujifilm X100S; 2015

MUTE GATEWAY: HAYDARPAŞA GAR

@ Galata Bridge; istanbul; 2015 / Fujifilm X100S.

THE COSMOS: GALATA BRIDGE

The Maiden's Tower / Kız Kulesi; 2015

ISTANBUL STOCK PHOTOS

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