The results of the 2nd National Ağrı Photo Safari Competition, organized under the coordination of Ağrı Governorship and with the contributions of the Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism, Special Provincial Administration, Serhat Development Agency and Foton Association, with the aim of documenting the life and natural texture of Ağrı, increasing the awareness of its historical texture and promoting its natural beauties, have been announced.
With the votes of the jury including Deputy Governor Ahmet Vezir Baycar, Provincial Director of Culture and Tourism Ebu Muhsin Bulut, famous war correspondents Coşkun Aral and Bünyamin Aygün, photographer and GezginFoto franchise owner Adem Meleke, Mustafa Seven, Tanin Helvacı, Ali İhsan Öztürk and Fatih Aslan, who trained with Ara Güler, Murat Yanık's "Bicycles" The 'Come to See Ağrı' call of the couple Celine and Thommy, who went from Belgium to Mongolia and came to Ağrı to see the İshak Pasha Palace on the way back." won first place, and Mehmet Şah Deniz's "Portrait of Grandma Hatice and her granddaughter Azra in Doğubayazıt district, reflecting the sincere image of two different generations" His work titled came in second place, and Arzella Bektaş's work titled "The companionship of a mother living at the foot of Mount Ararat with her daughter in a geography with difficult conditions" came in third place. Honorable mentions are Murat Doğan's work titled "Reflection of the majesty of Ağrı from the reeds at the foot of Mount Ağrı" , Faysal Kanber's "Meanders in the Lake Ağrı Balık" and Ayten Altıntaş's work "Always remembering that those who build palaces are also mortal and may one day pass away from this world" became . In addition to honorable mentions, 44 valuable works were deemed worthy of exhibition awards.
"Come to See Ağrı" call of Celine and Thommy, who went from Belgium to Mongolia on their bicycles and came to Ağrı to see the İshak Pasha Palace on their return.
Portrait of Grandma Hatice and her granddaughter Azra in Doğubayazıt district, reflecting the sincere image of two different generations.
The companionship of a mother living at the foot of Mount Ararat with her daughter in a difficult geography.
