CLASSIC PHOTOS.. Music:Nightwish-sleeping Sun Ara Güler was born in Istanbul in 1928. During his high school times, Güler worked in movie studios and attended drama courses which were held by Muhsin Ertuğrul, the founder of modern Turkish theater. However he abandoned cinema in favor of journalism and started working at Yeni Istanbul newspaper as a photo journalist in 1950 when he studied economics at Istanbul University. He then transferred to Hürriyet newspaper. In 1958 Güler served as a correspondent for the Near East in the magazines such as Time-Life, Paris-Match, Der Stern and Sunday Times. In 1953 he met Henri Cartier Bresson and participated in Paris Magnum Agency. Güler was recognized in the Photography Annual Anthology as one of the best 7 photographers in the world. In the same year he was accepted as the only Turkish member to the ASMP (American Society of Media Photographers). In 1954 he began working as a chief of photographic Department at the Hayat Magazine. After completing his military service in 1961, he was employed by the Hayat Magazine as a head of the photographic Department. In 1962 Güler won the title of Master of Leica in Germany. The Swiss magazine Camera honored Güler with a special issue. In 1964 his photographs were used for works of Mariana Noris, which was published in Young Turkey in the US. In 1967 he published a series of photographs with Richard Avedon in the Photography of the World anthology in Japan. In the same year, Güler exhibited <b>...</b>