Sunburned Memories. Leica. Old days

What does sunlight remember that we don’t? This collection is a quiet homage to the forgotten hours of southern summers — moments that never asked to be remembered, but stayed anyway. Photographed across the Aegean — from the bleached alleys of Lindos to the sleepy corners of Bodrum — *Sunburned Memories* revisits the textures of memory: blistered stone, chalky silence, the echo of a chair pulled back from an empty table. Shot on a Leica and processed to evoke the faded tones of vintage film, each frame is not a document but an emotion. The colors are washed by the same sun that once fell on old postcards. The shadows stretch long, even at noon. And the stillness isn’t lifeless — it’s sacred.