Emrah the Videographer
These two short videos, by Emrah TEZER, are shot using an aerial camera which can ascend to 300 metres, but the ideal shooting range is 50-70 metres. All his videos are shot in High-Definition, 50 frames per second, and as well as capturing aerial views of the Bodrum Peninsula, he can also video your private event.
You can see the shadow of this odd looking camera in the photo above, (which was taken near the Gümüşlük harbour jetty), and provides a riveting birds-eye view of Gümüşlük.
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The first video has more coverage of Rabbit Island, whereas the second video is centred around the harbour jetty and the adjacent row of fish restaurants.
I’ve walked around this area countless times, but it’s so interesting to see Gümüşlük from the air, especially seeing the underwater sunken path which leads from the mainland to Rabbit Island. I never get tired of seeing Gümüşlük from this perspective, and have watched each of these videos multiple times.
Gümüşlük Aerial Videos
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Gumusluk looks like a lovely place to visit. Do you have any recommendations for cheap places to eat?
Yes lots of good places to eat in Gumusluk at all different price ranges. Use the All Site Content filter and select Gumusluk in the first box and Restaurant in the second box, and it’ll display all of the restaurants in the area. Try the Dalgic a lovely little lokanta near the harbour – good for any time of the day. A bit more expensive, is the Gumuscafe, but one of my faves. You’re spoilt for choice in this location!
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