(Image: © Nemanja Knezevic/ nemanjaknezevic.com)
Serbian photographer Nemanja Knezevic takes on Turkey’s European capital in his traditional way: portraits of musicians flit between shots from a bustling Bosphorus metropolis
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28/07/11
Tags : Turquie, Photographie, Culture, musique, elektro, Istanbul, Orient Express.
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