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The sponsor of the project of ’24 Hours Underwater’, Tepe Natutilius Shopping Mall hosted the exhibition in the mall’s central part.
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The happening synchronized the day timing and starting from the noon time, each photograph appeared on a separate panel indicating the time it was taken. When a viewer arrived before a photograph in a darkened booth representing the night time the photograph had been taken, he had to illuminate the panel to make the photograph visible by supplied flash lights. It was just like a diver, trying to shoot frames in the vast darkness of a night dive.
A repetition of the same exhibition then took place in Boat Show 2007.
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12 comments
Hi! I am Elif,
I am 9 and my third year at school. I have seen beautiful sea and fish pictures. This is one of the best days in my life. I learned much from your exhibition that there are many fish in our seas. Security lady helped my. I thank her for that. I wish you go on new projects.
Elif Buhara
There could hardly be a better explanation of the blue world than this one, I believe. You have given such an impressive atmosphere that I felt I had been there down in the mystic world of the underwater. I was exhilarated with moray eel. The last view is splendid. It looked as though it were smiling like someone ending the night and setting the day. I wish you success. Be with the blue world all the time.
Esra