Tea is hope in the Black Sea, it is a child, it is a mother, it is a father, it is family, it is life. Black Sea people mostly make a living from tea. Black Sea families harvest tea three times in a year, in spring, in summer and early autumn. It is difficult to harvest tea and maintain it. That's why the whole family, even children, is in the field at the harvest time. It makes them tired every day in the field, but it takes their tiredness away again. Tea harvest is a child crying for a mother when even his mother is angry with him, in Black Sea region. That's why tea is everything to them.

1/1 edition- high resolution jpegs. There are 9 photos in this collection.

Artist: Aygül Harmancı is a national and international award winning photographer based in Turkey. Also she took place with her exhibitions in international photo festivals several times. She likes being a part of nature and witnessing the emotions of people. Her photographs reflect the relation between nature and human.