Insight and inspiration from beyond the lens
The Western Negev’s Ruchama Forest has become one of my “go to” spots for magical Israel wildflower photographs over the past several years. The prolific, red “kalanit” (anemone) is predictably spectacular and the star of the
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There is a light-hearted argument among the main service providers at Israel life-cycle celebrations as to who is most important to the party’s success. Caterers will tell you unequivocally that guests always remember the food.
“Look at how a single candle can both defy and define the darkness.” – Anne Frank. Long ago, in a technology far, far away, I once had a roll of film that performed a
When preparing to photograph an event in Israel, I often don’t have much choice about the location of the photo session. Additionally, Israel event photography is fraught with challenges created by Jewish laws and customs that
Longtime readers of this blog will be familiar with my approach to creating photographs of Israel, which synthesizes technique with keen and mindful vision. Seeing is the most important skill to develop and the main ingredient