With the coming of spring, the flatlands in the Black Sea region in Turkey are covered with colorful flowers, attracting amateur photographers to the region. Hundreds of photographers travel to the green flatlands the of Black Sea region to capture the matchless beauties of its nature. To increase the interest in the region, institutions based in the region are organizing photography trips to the flatlands and guiding amateur photographers during their journey.

Emin Kanbur, the founder and president of the Rize Photography Association, said their association organizes trips to the flatlands of the Black Sea every year in spring, and continued: "Kadıralak Flatland is the best place to observe the coming of spring in the eastern Black Sea region. Blue Star is a flower indigenous to this part of Anatolia that blooms in the second week of April. Photographers climb up to this flatland just to take a picture of this flower."

Kanbur also said the Black Sea region has the power to enchant its visitors in every season, claiming the flora of Artvin, Borçka and Karagöl creates a beautiful view, especially during spring and autumn. "The Black Sea is heaven on earth where you can enjoy the beauty of nature throughout the year," he added.

Mehmet Öztürk, founder of the Giresun Photography Association, invited people to visit the flatlands of the Black Sea before the end of spring. "We have come to Kandırak to photograph the beautiful flowers. We are planning to organize another photography trip to other flatlands in the region. The flatlands offer the most beautiful state of nature. Once people see photographs taken in these flatlands, they reserve their tickets to visit here. However, I hope that people won't disturb the nature of this beautiful place."