Istanbul Style by the Bosporus<br />Yalkin said that Coming from Brooklyn and seeing people within my age realm, kind of stylish,<br />was nice to see in Istanbul because you see similarities between the cultures,<br />Yalkin said that It just struck me as a very Istanbul moment to have the Galata Tower in the background, the bridge, the Bosporus,<br />and then you see one of Istanbul’s most bountiful inhabitants, the cat,<br />Turkey, he said, is "always a really interesting place for me to be, because I see it as a place<br />that I could have grown up in if my parents had decided to stay." Mr. Yalkin tries to return at least once a year, visiting the area where his parents met, going back to Buyukada, an island off the mainland where he used to vacation as a child, and hanging out by the Bosporus.<br />" "Every time I go back to Istanbul I see more and more conservatives, and more and more people covering themselves," the photographer said.<br />that It’s pretty cultural — religious and nonreligious men both have mustaches. My father had one, his brother had one, my grandfather.<br />"You have the Bosporus, and there is really nothing better." This photo was also<br />taken in the Karakoy district, where Mr. Yalkin spent a lot of his time.<br />Bosporus said that It kind of looked like a trap.<br />Istanbul said that Th
