Today we live in a world surrounded by images. When our daily needs are taken into account, it also appears that we are dependent on the images. The image requirement is natural; Image consumption. The consumed image is the door for new images to be consumed. No photographers, no matter how talented they are, cannot project the subject they are interested in with one photograph and all its dimensions. But still, the photographer wants to see what he or she is looking for in a photo. Everyone has the ability to look at many different perspectives and see what they give the meaning in this frame. Also, the nature of human is very convenient for this, because our looks have uncontrollable mobility. It is normal for every view to end with a meaning. If you are convinced that you have photos that are relevant to the subject of the successful photographer, then you must accept all the remaining images as sketches, because those that are not required among the shot images cause the scope of the necessary images to expand. In fact, the way to reach successful photographs is to meet some unsuccessful images and take many missing or wrong photographs. Indeed, master photographers have accepted very few parts of their photographs as successful, because the beautiful photo cannot be reached very easily, just as it is with other beauty.
About the Author: Cerkes Karadag born in Kagizman, Kars. He graduated Agrı Naci Gökçe High School, Gazi Education Institute Painting Department and Gazi University Faculty of Education Graphic Department. He served in the Ministry of Culture, Publications Department and Cinema Department. He participated in national and international photo contests and biennales, his photographs received prizes. In 2000 the Czech Republic State Honor Medal was awarded the title of "IFSAK photographer of the year" in the 2004 art season. He wrote essays and articles on photography and contemporary photography in newspapers and magazines. He photographed the cities of Prague, Budapest, Mersin / Mut, Gaziantep, Ankara, Bursa, and Nicosia. His books and photographs were the subjects of many Turkish poets, writers, painters and ceramicists. He gave lessons in Hacettepe, Suleyman Demirel, Yeditepe, Near East, Dogus University and Ankara Maturation Institute. He still continues to work at his studio in Istanbul and teaches at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Visual Communication Design at Isik University and Yeditepe University.