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- Welcome to Amed/Diyarbakir. View from the old city wall.
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- The modern bridge in Hasankeyf
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- Fishing under the old bridge of Hasankyef in Kurdistan
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- Hasankeyf may disappear in a close future. Indeed, the governement plan to build a hydroelectric power station, the water will rise up to 30m higher as it is now
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- Children in Hasankyef/Kurdistan
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- Children playing in Xelfet.
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- Working in the olives’ tree field
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- Working in an olive’s feld
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- Mother and proud son in Derîk
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- Daily work with family in fromt of the village-oven.
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- Maison d’Armeniens
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- The main “cafe” in the city center. It’s a social hub where everyone meet but the women. In the coutry-side, man/woman are more or less separated in the street. However, things are changing in the right direction – Agfa APX 100.
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- One praying using a “Tesbih” (prayer beads).
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- Playing cards in a small kurdish city- Agfa APX 100
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- Keeping track of the scores – Agfa APX 100
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- Enjoy tee and sun in an kurdish town- Kodak Tri-X 400
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- The cafe waiter is working al,ost every day at the “cafe” in the city center.
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- Slow time on the main place of Derik. Peace before storm. A few days after this shoot the turkish military started an “safety operation” .
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- Kid selling vegetables in the town center.
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- Street snack in the evening in Derik.
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- Inside a small office in kurdish part of Turkey. Everyone must have a portrait of Ataturk to avaoid any problem with the police.
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- Mosque. One feel people are religious, but most not extremist and pretty tolerant.
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- Enjoying tee in the street o a little town in the kurdish part of Turkey.
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- shooes shop with tee and certificate
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- From the shop, view on the main place.
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- Small path inside the old Martin
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- Place in Ahmed/Kurdistan
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- Entrance to the Ulu Camii in Amed/Diyarbakir.
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- “shooping Mall”, Hasan Paşa hanı, in the center of Amed/Diyarbakir
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- A young kurd in Amed/Diyarbakir wearing a nice “long” trouser.
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- “Bazar” in Mardin
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- Market in Mardin
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- View on the new part of Aed/Diyarbakir. Many people left the village desvasted by the civil war. so the city of Amed grown up to about 800 000 in 2008 from 250 000 in the 80′.
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- Playing Dama games in Amed/Diyarbakir
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- thinking about the next moves, playing Dama in Amed/Diyarbakir.
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- Playing Dama in Amed/Diyarbakir
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- Playing and trinking tee – Amed/Diyarbakir, 2015 – Kodak Tri-X 400
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- Kurdish newspaper in Amed/Diyarebakir: Daily live, is also daily news, now in kurdish language, about the “safety operation” from the turkish security forces.
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- Teehouse inside the city wall of Amed/Diyarbakir
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- Women in the old city of Amed/Diyarbakir. In the 80’m they explained they hided themwelf to listen to kurdish music
