A picture taken with a drone shows thousands of hand knotted Turkish carpets laying in fields owned by carpet companies at Dosemealti district in Antalya, Turkey.
Workers put on fields almost 30,000 of carpets to soften their colours, to become more pastel under the sun in Antalya city.
Carpet weaving tradition in Turkey has a long history dated back to ancient times.
Photo: EPA-EFE/ERDEM SAHIN
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