The Light of Istanbul "magazine" Although his talent for lighting

Although his talent for lighting and studio techniques has been acknowledged

With a preface by the famed pop writer Glenn O’Brien

and all the titles in Assouline’s Symbols of Religion series

interspersed with Valdés’s trompe-l’oeil Libreria sculptures

all combined to create a multisensory experience evoking a sense of wonder and fantasy

The Light of Istanbul "magazine" Although his talent for lightingFollowing the success of The Light of Paris, The Light of New York, and The Light of Tokyo, lensman Jean Michel Berts turns his masterful eye to the ancient city of Istanbul. This exotic destination is revealed in Bertss otherworldly black and white photographs, taken at dawn, when the deserted streets and waterways are wrapped in a mystery all their own. The citys renowned landmarks and hidden corners are captured as never before, framed by Bertss