Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Iris // Tel Aviv

A question I'm asked a lot is what is the consensus ratio for people I have never met before, agree to be taken their portrait. Well, the ratio varies depending on location, season and mood. Usually, the ratio amounts to 1:9 in my favor :)
I admit that in my first year of Crossroads photography I was disappointed with every negative answer I would get. Today I honorably accept and appreciate such an answer - without the challenge, I might lose interest in this “game".
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Iris (the woman in this photo) made sure to be a part of the balance sheet that is so important to me. Although she politely refused while acknowledging that I had turned to her and appreciated her look that attracted eyes and turned heads of all the men and women who were in the area.
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Before we continued each person to his separate ways, I had to, as the last attempt, ask if it would be possible to photograph her walking with her back to me. Her quick reply was: "As long as you don't see a face. It's all right” and immediately went on a slow, elegant walk.
I still wonder if I would've liked the frontal image more. I'll never know .. :)


Saturday, August 24, 2019

Black Sun Blocker

I saw Ravit walking with this black umbrella and it occurred to me that in the near future umbrellas will be all year must take element. Not only when it rains or as a sun-blocker but as a fashion accessory. Like in the 19th century  // Tel Aviv


Summery Sunshine on the streets of Tel Aviv // Tyler


In a Store // Tel Aviv



Friday, August 16, 2019

I asked her what she thinks about the August Tel Avivian heat. 
She answered: "I was born in Venezuela and these days I live in Miami so it's OK :)"



Alenbi street, Tel Aviv


Rothschild Boulevard, Tel Aviv


Father and Daughter // Sophie & Sergei


I asked her not to move and that I'm gonna shoot her // Shiraz


On the streets of Tel Aviv // Omer

I saw her walking with her 3 kids. I asked if I could take her image. Fortunately, she was delighted I
appreciated her style.

Linnaea // Tel Aviv


Sara // Tel Aviv