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Turkish photojournalis
b.
1928
–
2018
Ara Güler (1928–2018) was a Turkish-Armenian photojournalist and photographer, often referred to as "the Eye of Istanbul" for his iconic images capturing the essence of the city. Born in Istanbul, Güler initially studied theater and film at university but soon shifted his focus to journalism and photography. He gained international recognition for his work with esteemed publications like Time, Life, and Paris Match, covering various significant events and figures, including Winston Churchill, Pablo Picasso, and Salvador Dalí.
Güler's photography is characterized by its humanistic approach, capturing candid moments that tell a story or reveal an emotional truth. His black-and-white images of Istanbul are particularly celebrated for their atmospheric depth and historical significance, documenting the city's transformation over decades.
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