Türkiye's first camera museum was founded in 1997 by Hilmi Nakipoğlu, converting his private collection of nearly a thousand instruments and artefacts into a public display located in Bakirkoy, Istanbul
The museum showcases nearly 1,000 instruments and rare artifacts / Photo: TRT World
Slowly though, his interest in photography segued into a love for the instruments that take the photographs. By 1970, Nakipoğlu had become a camera lover and collector. “Over the years, I began building my collection by buying cameras. Especially during weekends. Sometimes even two or three. Wherever there was a camera sale, I was there. I knew a number of dealers in second-hand goods. When they got hold of a new instrument, they would call me right away. Now, I have accumulated around 1,000 cameras, and continue to collect,” adds Nakipoğlu.
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