The landscape of Cappadocia in Middle Anatolia of Turkey was created about 30 million years ago. The ashes, which covered the earth by massive volcanic eruptions, became an erosive material called “Tuff”. Through rain, wind and temperature fluctuations caused in the course of time various forms, such as cones in the stone or the so-called “Fairy Chimneys”, of which former residents of the region believed, that they were inhabited by fairies. Discover the fascinating forms, colors and light of the wonderful nature, learn more about underground cities, cave churches and monasteries …

A book under the title “The Spirit of Southeastern Anatolia” is published and available on Blurb. This collection is a photographic journey, searching for the spirit of cults and religions and documenting traces of history, impressive places and landscapes, people and street life in Southeastern Turkey.

In Southeastern Anatolia, the ancient Northern Mesepotamia with the rivers Euphrates and Tigris are numerous traces of different cultures, religions and traditions.

A book about Istanbul is published in german language: Cityportrait, history information and travelreportage about Istanbul with black/white photos.

Frankfurt Book Fair 2008
Frankfurt/Main in Germany
15. – 19. October 2008
Stand Edition Orient (Halle 5.1 B 968).