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100 SNAPSHOTS FROM PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS Faruk AKBAŞ, workshop leader: What is the notion/meaning of photograph? What does it mean for you? Meral: When we have a look at an object we see different things, there is a difference between the acts of looking and seeing. What really matters is to be able to see things from a different angle. Umut: What is interesting and somewhat different in photography is the fact that you are alone when you are performing this art. Photograph is re-creating the already existing elements in nature by adding things from us, our aura. It is similar to Coke! However, you also need to feel the image you will create. Vaggelis: I started photography by taking photos related with the family theme. Later on, I was bored with such populist shots and started reading the books of famous photographers and I wanted to imitate them. As the time went by, I combined all these elements in my mind and I created my own style. Photograph is an essential part of my life, what’s really interesting for me is that we all see the same, but we present and reflect in different ways. Chiristiana: I like photography since it’s very individualistic, you can have an analysis of a person and his/her personality by having a look at the photos. I can see my own self-development by looking at old photos of mine. Machi: I like to take memorable shots from the places that I travel to. Gamze: The time dimension of photography touches me the most. The photograph reminds me in general the time elapsed. Claire: I like the message given by the photographs. One photo can tell us more than one story. Apart from all these, I am so happy that I had the chance to meet all the participants and Faruk Akbaş. We took shots and very nice photos for all week long. I think there were very few photos from the festival this time, bearing in mind that it takes place for the first time. Vaggelis: Picturing Kayaköy was so interesting. When see all these houses ruined and empty, and when you think that in the past Greeks and Turks were living in peace altogether on this land; the photographs are making more sense, becoming more precious. KayaFest Youth and Culture Festival Association des Etats Généraux des Etudiants de L’Europe
PHOTOGRAPHY IN KAYAKÖY ............................................................................................................ Hale Nur Akkuş Workshop Participant I’m very happy to participate in such a great festival. I was one of the participants in the photography workshop. I believe we all had a lot of fun and at the end of the festival we left with unforgettable memories. First of all we got the chance to develop our photography ability thanks to our great teachers Faruk Akbaş and Takis Lazos. What’s more we had the opportunity to know the local people of Kayaköy. Everybody in Kayaköy was very friendly. We met them and we listened to their memories, which were sometimes happy and sometimes sad. We took wonderful photos that show the beauty of the people and the fascinating atmosphere of Kayaköy. At the same time, we participated in open-air parties, concerts and watched movies and documentaries from Turkey and Greece. So I can say that both Turks and Greeks got the opportunity to know each other better. Added to these activities, as we were nearly 20 people, we did some other things on our own such as visiting Saklıkent, playing silent cinema and talking about a lot to explore our cultures. After a lot of talks we decided that we are really similar, and we have many things in common. We, Turkish and Greek youth, weren’t given a chance to know ourselves for a long time by some people who take advantage of that. After this festival, I just blame those selfish people. Because it was so clear we have the same soul and have the same sensibility. This festival is a good proof of that. I’m really glad to meet everybody who is Turkish and Greek at the festival. Thanks to those people, I see the other point of views and I evaluate the events in a different way, in a way I didn’t used to think of. Association des Etats Généraux des Etudiants de L’Europe I want to thank AEGEE once again to organize this festival. They worked a lot to make it success and yes it was the most enjoyable festival I have ever been to. KAYAFEST NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS INFO FAIR One of the main objectives of this project and therefore the festival has been to gather the youth NGOs from Turkey and Greece and constitute the platform for them to build new partnerships for their future projects. In order to meet the requirements of the “civic integration” concept, this fair carried vital importance. Through this fair, the NGO representatives found the opportunity to introduce themselves and their projects to the other NGOs. 101
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