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

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