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The Ferry of Istanbul / Trilogy #2Encounters along the BosporusIn the project Het veer van Istanbul. Ontmoetingen langs de Bosporus (The Ferry of Istanbul. Encounters along the Bosporus) I show the border between Europe and Asia, the Bosporus, which runs straight through Istanbul. During the period of one year I commuted by ferry criss-cross, back and forth between the two sides, I wandered in the streets of the city, stood on the quay and visited people's homes. By doing so I examined the significance of a boundary that separates two continents. The pictures were published, along with the work of writer Irene van der Linde, in the book: Het veer van Istanbul. Ontmoetingen langs de Bosporus, Lemniscaat, 2010 SCROLL TO THE RIGHT FOR MORE PHOTOS |
Girl overlooking the Bosporus from the ferry
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Ferry in the harbour of Kadikoy on the Asian side of Istanbul
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Fishmarket in Sariyer on the European side of Istanbul
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Interior on the European side of Istanbul
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In the Hazelnut Park on the European side of Istanbul
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Barbershop in Besiktas on the European side of Istanbul
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Boys playing in Galata on the European side of Istanbul
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Boy on the ferry over the Bosporus
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Passengers on the ferry over the Bosporus
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Busstation in Kadikoy on the Asian side of Istanbul
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Men eating hamsi in Uskudar on the Asian side of Istanbul
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Family gathering in Kuyabasi on the Asian side of Istanbul
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Mother and child in Uskudar on the Asian side of Istanbul
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Cotton candy seller in Camlica on the Asian side of Istanbul
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Winter terrace in Moda on the Asian side of Istanbul
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Sheep for the celebration of *Kurban Bayran* in Umraniye on the Asian side of Istanbul
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Woman on deck of the ferry on the Bosporus
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On the ferry over the Bosporus
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Sleeping on the ferry over the Bosporus
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