resimleri

Resim in Turkish means image, painting, or drawing. The word resimleri is the plural form with the accusative case, commonly translated as the pictures. Turkish uses suffixes to mark number, possession, and grammatical case, so resimler means pictures and resimleri can function as the definite direct object in a sentence, as in Resimleri gördüm (I saw the pictures).

Resimler cover traditional artworks as well as photographs and digital images. In everyday usage the term refers to any visual representation produced by humans, while in art-historical contexts it often denotes painting or drawing.

In modern contexts resimler are stored as digital files in formats such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, and SVG. They can be displayed on screens, printed, or shared online. File formats affect compression, color handling, and scalability; vector formats like SVG are scalable, while raster formats such as JPEG and PNG are common for photos and art images.

Copyright and licensing apply to resimler. Reproduction rights, attribution, and licensing terms govern how images can be used, shared, or remixed, with public-domain and Creative Commons options available in many collections and platforms.