Nihal T.

I'm a hobbyist photographer who enjoys capturing the stories of the world! Feel free to check out my nature photo blog: https://rb.gy/7mhafq Here's my flickr: https://rb.gy/7r4s4h

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My beautiful daughter Shin has crossed the rainbow bridge. She was the smartest, most affectionate, most sensitive girl in the world. She was 12 years old, and I've known her for 10.

I will never be completely okay again. Because this is not okay. This couldn't have happened, but somehow it did. I still can't believe it. I have no words to express how gutted I feel.

Shin, I will cherish every second I had with you forever. Thanks for being there for us and with us. You taught us a lot, and keep teaching even when you're gone. There's nothing in this world that I wouldn't trade for more time with you. I hope we were able to make you feel that you are important and loved. We tried our best.

Wait for us and don't be scared. We'll be together again one day

Good night

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I will probably be giving a little break from posting because of a wildfire near where I live. We had to evacuate, thankfully no damage to us, but we can't be happy about it after experiencing the despair wildfires bring to every living thing around them.

I have documented it as much as I could with a broken heart and will publish the photos to bring awareness when I can

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Zenit 122, 2011, Ankara.

My dear friend D, who left the earth on her own terms is in this photo. She had just became a lawyer. It was her life goal and she worked so hard for that all her life. Her smile was contagious, and her calming, quiet energy is irreplaceable.

See you around someday, D

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Violet-hill

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Hi! Your photos are so amazing they look like pretty cinematography from movies! What camera do you use?

Hi there! Thank you so much :) I love cinematography and try to reflect that in my photos, so I'm glad to hear your comment!

I'm currently using a Canon EOS 250D with 18-55mm lens.

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Rain-light

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Summer 2024

Road to Istanbul

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A walk in the garden after rain

Tiny, tiny wildflowers

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The dive

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the appeal of studying human history is like. your brothers and sisters, who all died just before you got here, managed to pass down only a few things to you, and almost all of them are in your blood. the rest of your inheritance is scattered in ruins and tombs and libraries that have outlived their makers. they wanted you to know them but they are gone. will you look back into time and try to find whatever is left?

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