a photowalk through the old town of Jerusalem, encountering the people who work,live and pray there.
Showing posts with label documentary photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label documentary photography. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
the old city mysteries
Labels:
24mm,
50mm,
Canon,
documentary photography,
jerusalem,
photo walk,
portrait,
portrait photography
Location:
Jerusalem, Israel
Monday, November 28, 2016
a very dry November caused some of the worst fires in recent local history
It started with strong dry winds from the desert, ones that put sand in your face.
then the first fires came, a small neglected source spread fast and the fire consumed huge parts of towns.
Then the fire starters saw an opprotunity and started some simultaneous fire.
In Haifa, fire broke in 4 locations at the same time. Consuming massive tree pockets within the city.
The fire fighters fought for hours and days to get the fire under control.
moving entire fleets of trucks and planes from the Judean Mountains to Haifa and back again.
This time it was close to home.
It was a tragic combination of global climate change and local madmenand ended with many people loosing their homes and possessions, but luckily no lives.

Labels:
afterthefire,
disaster,
documentary photography,
fightthefire,
fire,
haifa,
haifafire,
nature,
nature landscape photograph
Location:
Haifa, Israel
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
people of the beach
Labels:
5DMKIII,
art project,
available light,
beach,
Camera,
Canon,
documentary photography,
people,
street photography
Location:
Israel
Monday, December 7, 2015
yasmin. a portrait
Labels:
50mm,
5DMKII,
analoge,
art,
art project,
available light,
beauty,
Camera,
documentary photography
Location:
Ramat Hasharon, Israel
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
the city as a canvas
The city can be used as a canvas for art, street art, that is.
No museum walls can give you that emercive feeling of walking through the art.
you are allowed to touch, even use flash photography, if you want.
It's fun, its a discovery trail, a walk through art, without narration, without your Audio guide.
the artist do not get paid by the meter, you don't care about them. who they are, where they studied, what influenced them. You just see the art.
Buildings, walls, bricks, windows, everything is becoming part of the work.

No museum walls can give you that emercive feeling of walking through the art.
you are allowed to touch, even use flash photography, if you want.
It's fun, its a discovery trail, a walk through art, without narration, without your Audio guide.
the artist do not get paid by the meter, you don't care about them. who they are, where they studied, what influenced them. You just see the art.
Buildings, walls, bricks, windows, everything is becoming part of the work.
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
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