Please be a part of me in acknowledging my friend and iPhone Photographer, Mehmet Omur.
Mehmet and I met inside the south of France in 2016 when I led a pictures workshop there. He and his wife, Emel, have been welcome participants in this workshop, and Mehmet changed into very enthusiastic about cell images and eager to discover as many aspects of it as he could.
© Sukru Mehmet Omur |
Mehmet lately wrote me,
Today, I am very proud to announce to you the publication of my brand new book about our favourite subject, mobile photography. This is my new book calledShoot, Edit, Share; iPhone Photography.It’s in Turkish and sold in Turkey. I can say that your workshop in Larnagol-Toulouse France two years ago helped me so much to achieve this difficult task. But it was also my New Year's resolution for Joanne Carter’s TheAppWhisperer.
So I ought to thank you first for this workshop wherein I found out plenty.
As you know I offered all my complete frame DSLR cameras and determined to head my photographic manner with my iPhone. Why iPhone and not any other telephone?
IPhone has all new technology on it and I don?T worry about the technical settings earlier than capturing, and that enables me to pay attention on my framing, shade distribution, evaluation, lighting fixtures, and the ?Feeling? Of the surroundings. The decisive moment of Henry Cartier-Bresson is very critical to me. All that the iPhone gives, is so properly for an advanced amateur photographer like me.
Here is the preface of my book:
"Use your cell cellphone digital camera, have amusing; Enhance your photography, share your artefacts with Instagram and Facebook. Smart phones have modified the policies of the game within the world of images with their small length, presence always, and first-rate of the lens.
They are quick and easy to work with, take stunning images, can flow snap shots to different dimensions thru packages, and we are able to get entry to masses of thousands of them through social networks like Facebook, Flickr, Instagram and Tumblr. This book can help you use your mobile digicam more effectively and take the great pictures of your lifestyles with it.
If there are individuals who need to go similarly, they'll also open the doors of ?Mobile artwork? With their programs. The magic is based totally at the iPhone digicam, but the capabilities it deals with are not unusual to all mobile telephones. For this reason, those who do now not have an iPhone phone also can advantage from this e-book.?
Beyond the exceptional and advanced generation of the iPhone camera it permits me to create cellular art with the assist of many applications that I can locate on the Apple store. I can share them on my social media money owed. Now I slight with my cell artists buddies many Facebook cellular artistry and iPhone images groups. I also organize iPhone pictures and mobile artistry workshops in ?Stanbul and in Paris.
Soon we will with Andrea Bigiarini, founder of NEM NewEraMuseum, for an exhibition all through the Paris-Photo weekend this November. It?S on a amazing subject matter, ?Forced Captivity.?
Here is the hyperlink (http://neweramuseum.Org/pressured-captivity-exhibition-paris/) in which you may research greater approximately the Forced Captivity Exhibit in Paris.
Sukru Mehmet Omur (Turkey) |
Sukru Mehmet Omur is an Ear, Nose, Throat surgeon (ENT), who is now working as a full time mobile photographer and artist. He is also a writer focusing on photography and wine. Originally from Turkey, he and his wife, Emel, now reside in Paris. He graduated from CE3P images school in Paris and his mobile works as an artist have been exhibited in Paris, Indianapolis, Florence, and Istanbul. Mehmet is managing 4 mobile artistry groups, 4 photography groups and 2 photography pages in Facebook and his book, S hoot, Edit, Share: iPhone Photography , recently was published in 2018.
Here is the quilt of Mehmet's currently posted e-book, that's within the Turkish language and sold in Turkey.
Mehmet become gracious sufficient to answer some questions about his writing, teaching and images.
RAD: You mention photographer Henry Cartier Bresson. How has he influenced your work? Are there other photographers who influence and inspire you?
Mehmet: I believe every photographer who is interested in history of photography and photographic philosophy, knows and admires him like me. He is the “eye of the century.” His approach to “birth of the moment” and his “decisive moment” impressed me. Sure I am influenced by him.
Here are some others who have an impact on me:
Robert Capa, Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, Alfred Stieglitz, Sebastiao Salgado, Man Ray, Din McCullin, Diane Arbus, and James Nachtwey.
RAD: I see from your images on social media sites that you create many abstracts. What do you find satisfying about creating abstract work?
Mehmet: I Love creating abstract works because I love forms. Abstracts give me much more freedom. They allow me to break the rules. The shapes, lines, colors are an excellent way for imagination to create.
© Abstract, Sukru Mehmet Omur |
RAD: What are the apps you use most? Among them do you have a favorite?
Mehmet: These are some of my most frequently used apps:
- Imaengine for lines and shapes
- iColorama for styles, effects ( icolorama is my favorite!)
- Glaze for painting filters
- Hipstamatic as a camera
- Always SnapSeed
- And sometimes Remix, Tangent, Matter and Fragment
© Sukru Mehmet Omur |
RAD: List some of what readers will learn from your book. What are some of the topics you address?
Mehmet: They can learn how to use their iPhone's basic buttons and sliders. Basic photography rules and some essential photographic subjects.
The essentiel topics; iPhone camera, Basic rules of photography and travel photography, portrait photography, architecture, night and street moments, double exposure, etc.
© Sukru Mehmet Omur |
RAD: I see that your image of the sheep in France took first place in the Nature category in the prestigious 2018 IPPAWARDS competition. Can you share what this image and the award mean to you?
© Sukru Mehmet Omur (Turkey) |
First Place, Nature class
2018 IPPAWARDS
Mehmet: IPPA are the most important awards for the iPhone photography field. I am proud to get the first place with that sheep image. Maybe you remember that morning in Larnagol-Toulouse. We were together early in the morning We went for a walk at dawn to the foggy fields. The place was very quite and looked like heaven. Suddenly I saw a sheep contemplating others. The passage was divine. I took many pictures and chose one.
RAD: I do remember that morning and others when we were the only early risers!
To view more of Mehmet's paintings, go to the following web sites:
http://mehmetomur.Com
https://www.Instagram.Com/sukru_mehmet_omur/
https://www.Fb.Com/saricizmelimmi
http://www.Flickr.Com/photographs/84943729@N00/
http://outstanding-sukru-mehmet-omur.Tumblr.Com
© Sukru Mehmet Omur |
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