Coal mines shape economic and social life in Zonguldak. Workers working in the coal mines that make up the city go 600 meters underground every day to earn their livelihood and face the danger of dents called "tasman". The workers, who come to the mine where they work early in the morning, don their work clothes and make their first preparations to bring the black diamond to the light of day. Bringing their equipment and personal protection with them, the workers start by entering the corridor lit by flashlights and helmet lights. The miners, who unearthed the black diamond, which is a national wealth thousands of meters below the ground, and brought it to the country's economy, are leaving the quarry with the excitement of completing their 8-hour shift.
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Photographer: Kahraman Bekçili
Collection : Coal Miners
Size: 3200*4800
Edition: 1/1
In this collection, I told about the coal workers working in the mine, one of the most difficult professions in the world. It consists of 12 photographs describing the lives of coal workers working in difficult conditions underground in Zonguldak, Turkey. Working underground is very difficult, yes, taking photographs is just as difficult. I worked in mines before. I go underground from time to time and continue to photograph their lives.
About Kahraman Bekçili: I was born in 1986 in Turkey. I have been doing documentary photography for 15 years. I won awards in national and Fiap International photography competitions. I am honored to present my photo as 1
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Coal mines shape economic and social life in Zonguldak. Workers working in the coal mines that make up the city go 600 meters underground every day to earn their livelihood and face the danger of dents called "tasman". The workers, who come to the mine where they work early in the morning, don their work clothes and make their first preparations to bring the black diamond to the light of day. Bringing their equipment and personal protection with them, the workers start by entering the corridor lit by flashlights and helmet lights. The miners, who unearthed the black diamond, which is a national wealth thousands of meters below the ground, and brought it to the country's economy, are leaving the quarry with the excitement of completing their 8-hour shift.
License: Primary NFT holder is free to use in advertising, display privately and in groups, including virtual galleries, documentaries, and essays by the holder of the NFT, as long as the creator is credited. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works. Copyright remains with the creator
Photographer: Kahraman Bekçili
Collection : Coal Miners
Size: 3200*4800
Edition: 1/1
In this collection, I told about the coal workers working in the mine, one of the most difficult professions in the world. It consists of 12 photographs describing the lives of coal workers working in difficult conditions underground in Zonguldak, Turkey. Working underground is very difficult, yes, taking photographs is just as difficult. I worked in mines before. I go underground from time to time and continue to photograph their lives.
About Kahraman Bekçili: I was born in 1986 in Turkey. I have been doing documentary photography for 15 years. I won awards in national and Fiap International photography competitions. I am honored to present my photo as 1