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Mustafa Yağcı 1poz.net continues to work relentlessly for the art of photography, which he has been passionate about since his youth. He believes that abstract and conceptual images transform photography into a more magical art. The creative seeds of light and shadow are a priority for him.

For 14 years, he has been experimenting with high-speed photography techniques to capture the abstract forms of water, the most important element of life. In these works, which he calls Abstract Drops, he reveals extraordinary colors and structures that occur in milliseconds that the human eye never notices.

He supports art initiatives that mobilize sensitivity to social problems.

Recently, he has been working on conceptual photography and illustration productions with generative artificial intelligence generators. He lives in Izmir, Turkey.

Interviews

An interview titled Abstract Drop Photography Techniques, which he gave to the program Art of Light, published on On Tv.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=914XtiaRZ84

Editorials

Alice Internet Magazine Issue 02. Photographing the abstract shape of water. Essays on "Drop Photography".

https://online.flipbuilder.com/ruqf/pxzg/mobile/index.html

Exhibitions

IFSAK (Istanbul Photography and Cinema Amateur Society) Exhibition Hall

WILO Pump Systems AS 2nd National Photography Contest on Water in Every Square of the World

WILO Pump Systems Inc. 4th National Photography Contest "Water in Every Frame of Life - The Energy of Water" Boyner

Boyner 9th National Photography Contest - "The Moment When Time Stands Still

Boyner Awards

Windy Drop 35AWARDS - 5 TH international photo awards All nominations / Best photos in nomination Macro Top 100 and Catalog Selected

Fountain Drop 35AWARDS - 6 TH international photo awards All nominations / Best photos in nomination Macro Top 100 and Catalog Selected

Windy Drop 35AWARDS - 7 TH international photo awards All nominations / Best photos in Macro Top 100 nomination

Each drop is unique!

Water is the essential part of life and all living organisms need it tosurvive. We see it in different forms in many areas of our daily lives.

But have you seen the most spectacular shapes that water can take?

I would like to present my waterdrop project, a collection ofphotographs all of which have been formed by water and colourfulpaints.

In high speed photography, it is possible to capture drops in intangible shapes that form in milliseconds. You can never tell what will come up after each waterdrop photograph, which is totally fascinating. While working, I put emphasis on photographing everything as I imagine them.