Greetings dear monochrome loving friends.
I would like to participate in today's #monomad contest with the photos I took at the two events I attended last weekend. It was a pleasant weekend spent with my friends. First, we watched a play called Out of Order. Then we listened to a group of three people playing classical Turkish music.
Let me first talk about the play. A minister in England in the 80s is in a hotel room for a night out from the Labor Party secretaries. However, when he encounters a corpse inside the hotel, things take a turn for the worse.
The play was written by Ray Cooney in 1990. I watched the Istanbul State Theater performance. They have been playing the game for 5 years. I loved the performances of Rüya Dirin, who played Erkan Taşdöğen and Susan Philips in the role of the Minister. The play was fluid and the political humorous references were very good.
Then we listened to a group of three people. Some of the songs they performed were 400 years old. Even the songs they played included the compositions of the Ottoman sultans. Their performance lasted about 45 minutes.
This is how we spent Saturday. I hope you like the photos.
Gear: Sony A7S
Lenses: Samyang 24mm /f2.8 + Sony 50mm f/1.8
