Mehmet Kılıç
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20:09LO-CF4F40FEARTRENŞANLIURFA, TÜRKİYE - JUNE 1: Arab women from Urfa feed pigeons with children after saying their prayers in the courtyard of the Halilurrahman Dergah at Balıklıgöl on Monday, June 1, 2026 in Şanlıurfa, Türkiye. The sound of the birds' wings blends into the flow of daily life in the stone courtyard. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 2250 × 3000 
19:48LO-1F8B7F32ARTRENIDLIB, SYRIA - NOVEMBER 4: Ahmed does a somersault while playing with friends at the Salih Camp in Idlib on Tuesday, November 4, 2025. He is upside down in mid-air for a moment on the red earth that serves as the children's playground. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2061 
19:44LO-D85CCDBFARTRENIDLIB, SYRIA - NOVEMBER 4: Ahmed turns a somersault in the air while playing with friends at the Salih Camp in Idlib, Syria, on Tuesday, November 4, 2025. The red soil of the camp has become a playground for the children. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2000 
19:53LO-7D5A0EA3ARTRENNo caption in this language yetMehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2000 
18:38LO-1FB45E3EARTRENNo caption in this language yetMehmet Kılıç · 1920 × 1280 
Editors' picks20:20LO-6E4C46D1ARTRENIDLIB, SYRIA - OCTOBER 27: Sundus, 8, who has been blind from birth, lives in the Nur Camp on Tuesday, October 27, 2026 in Idlib. War and displacement have meant that her childhood, too, has been spent in a camp. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2000 
22:01LO-BEB8A247ARTRENANTAKYA, TÜRKİYE - OCTOBER 21: Süreyya carries the dog piggyback while walking through the surviving sites of Uzun Çarşı bazaar in Antakya, Hatay province, on Saturday, October 21, 2023. Süreyya survived the February 6 earthquakes together with the dog, and their home was damaged. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2000 
21:42LO-025C3F69ARTRENHARBUNUSH CAMP, SYRIA - NOVEMBER 24: Zehra prepares lunch over a wood fire as Nur smiles behind her at Harbunush Camp in Syria's Idlib province on Monday, November 24, 2025. Zehra lives in the camp, and the moment is one of everyday life amid the harsh conditions of camp life. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2248 
Editors' picks12:07LO-290C3ED0ARTRENAZAZ, SYRIA - JANUARY 2021: A boy named Salih, wearing a red sweater, holds two puppies tightly in his arms at a tent camp in the Aleppo-Azaz region during a harsh winter in January 2021. Camp residents endured difficult living conditions amid red mud and olive trees at the time, with clothes hung on lines in the background reflecting the hardship, while Salih's smile as he looked at his small companions offered a moment of hope. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 1280 × 853 
Editors' picks14:27LO-BDCC38C4ARTRENIDLIB, SYRIA - DECEMBER 23: A child named Huzeyfa carries his lamb on his shoulders at Ritco Camp in northern Idlib province, northwestern Syria, on Friday, December 23, 2022. The image is part of a series documenting life in the Urfa region. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 1536 × 2048 
21:07LO-1AD2EDEFARTRENŞANLIURFA, TURKEY - DECEMBER 13: A man reads the Quran as golden afternoon light falls on his face and the pages of the book inside Balıklıgöl Rızvaniye Mosque, on Saturday, December 13, 2025 in Şanlıurfa. The moment is described as a quiet instant within the mosque's stone walls, when light and recitation meet and time appears to slow, bringing a sense of peace. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 2000 × 3000 
14:27LO-D73F698AARTRENIDLIB, SYRIA - NOVEMBER 25: A young boy takes shelter in his older sister's lap at a refugee and migrant camp in Idlib, Syria, as temperatures drop, on Tuesday, November 25, 2025. The image is part of a series documenting life in Urfa. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 2250 × 3000 
19:15LO-A33E475CARTRENANTAKYA, TÜRKİYE - JUNE 14: A woman walks past the exposed rooms of the Liwan Hotel, heavily damaged in the February 6, 2023 earthquakes, on Saturday, June 14, 2025, in Antakya, Türkiye. The hotel's open rooms stand as one of the symbols of the deep scars the earthquakes and destruction left on Antakya's memory, offering silent testimony to the city's recent past, losses and interrupted lives. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 2000 × 3000 
14:27LO-27BCEE54ARTRENIDLIB, SYRIA - MAY 14: Children who lost their fathers in the war continue their lives with their mothers at the Beyan Müşrif Orphanage in Idlib, on Wednesday, May 14, 2025. The image is part of a series documenting daily life in Urfa. Each of the children at the orphanage has adopted a kitten from a litter born to a cat in the Atme area. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 2250 × 3000 
04:59LO-03563A04ARTRENANTAKYA, TÜRKİYE - JUNE 23: Bougainvillea flowers bloom among the ruins of homes destroyed in the February 6, 2023 earthquakes in the Antakya district of Hatay province, on Sunday, June 23, 2024. The flowers growing amid piles of stone, brick and roof tiles stand out in the post-disaster landscape of the city. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2000 
13:59LO-D9AFF9CCARTRENANTAKYA, TÜRKİYE - FEBRUARY 10: Suleyman Demir, 73, loads scrap pieces he collected from earthquake rubble onto his cart in the streets of Antakya on Saturday, February 10, 2024. Since the February 6 earthquakes, he has been gathering debris from the rubble in the devastated city to earn a living. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2184 
16:27LO-A5B52E62ARTRENANTAKYA, TÜRKİYE - JANUARY 27: Christian Maria and Muslim Özlem walk side by side through the rubble of their once lively neighborhood in Antakya on Saturday, January 27, 2024. Years after the February 6 earthquake, the two neighbors, mourning their destroyed homes and shared past, show that even as Antakya's buildings have collapsed, the spirit of tolerance and brotherhood has never been broken. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2000 
06:07LO-C9722BBCARTRENANTAKYA, TURKEY - DECEMBER 10: A woman and a child walk past earthquake rubble on Kurtuluş Street in the Antakya district of Hatay province on Sunday, December 10, 2023. The woman pulls a two-wheeled cart loaded with crates and bags, as damaged buildings and gaps left by collapsed structures stretch behind them. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 2567 × 3000 
19:04LO-E2F3C307ARTRENANTAKYA, TÜRKİYE - SEPTEMBER 10: Muhammed Ali embraces his chicken amid dust and rubble near his demolished home on Sunday, September 10, 2023 in Antakya, Hatay. Ali and his family, whose house in Antakya was heavily damaged in the February 6, 2023 earthquakes, brought their chickens along to the tent they set up near their building. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2129 
17:53LO-BDBB0CDDARTRENANTALYA, TÜRKİYE - MAY 27: Kemancı Ahmet plays the violin in the shade of bougainvillea on a street lined with historic mansions on Saturday, May 27, 2023 in Antalya. With each touch of his bow to the strings, he leaves another melody in the old streets, as daily life in the city carries on in a corner where music mingles with the sea breeze. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 2250 × 3000 
13:53LO-C5AAB6CBARTRENALEPPO, SYRIA - APRIL 7: Rüveyda, an elderly woman, displays the traditional "Deq" tattoos marking her hands and face on Thursday, April 7, 2022 in Aleppo, Syria. The ancient "Deq" tattoo tradition of the Deir ez-Zor, Raqqa, Hama and Aleppo countryside survives today only among elderly people like Rüveyda, whose centuries-old markings, etched into their skin with needles in childhood, are fading from memory with time. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 2000 × 3000 
19:40LO-D8417A3DARTRENIDLIB, SYRIA - JANUARY 13: Sham embraces her cat Umut at the entrance of a tent on Thursday, January 13, 2022 in Idlib. Sham fled with her family from the town of Rastan in Homs province in 2019, bringing her cat Umut along. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 1280 × 1920 
08:56LO-538F9603ARTRENIDLIB, SYRIA - NOVEMBER 26: Families who fled the Syrian civil war shelter among the ancient Roman ruins of Kafr Lusin in Idlib, Syria, on Friday, November 26, 2021. The deepest traces of history now bear today's heaviest burden, as families who escaped the Syrian civil war try to hold on to life in the shadow of thousand-year-old stones after taking refuge in the Roman ruins of Kafr Lusin in Idlib. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2000 
16:16LO-ED8F7A5BARTRENKEFER LOUSIN, SYRIA - MAY 20: Children displaced by war play among ancient ruins in Kefer Lousin, Idlib, Syria, on Thursday, May 20, 2021. Amid tents and collapsed walls, their laughter reflects the resilience of childhood despite the destruction. (Photo by Mehmet Kılıç/LensOne)Mehmet Kılıç · 3000 × 2000
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