A landscape, as it is generally perceived, is a field with a  natural character and is a result of actions and interactions of human-related elements.

A landscape is important but it differs from a scene because it constructs connections between history and the present; culture and the nature. A landscape includes all topographical, natural and cultural data within a sight when looked at from a certain point of view. It contains all the visible properties of an area. 

Landscapes provide an ambience for our lives. They provide our needs and some aspects of our natural requirements. –wild life, for instance. Our activities can shape and affect the functions and views and these activities can differ widely. A landscape is the harmony between the structure and the land in the rightest way –as free and natural as possible. And a landscape is the projection of an existing intersection of nature.  It is also a natural contribution to our lives...