Taking it easy
Captured this scene downtown today. Some guys relaxing on a bench as people were passing by.
Street photos from Israel 18-21
Busy days, so I’ll post this draft that has been waiting to be published:
This has been part 18-21 of my series “Street photos from Israel”. If you have missed out on the previous shots, you’ll find them here:
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It keeps pouring down…
Sharon, this one’s for you:
Rain? Great opportunity to take pictures!
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Another Rainy Day
Rain, rain, rain.
“It will rain all this night and we will sleep transfixed by the dark water as our blood runs through our fragile life.”
― Charles Bukowski
A poster, at the end of it’s life.
I prefer the B/W version.
These are shot with my old Canon EOS 300D camera. Still can’t get enough?
Here’s more rain:
His Wife, The Painter
Just to clear things up immediately: the woman on this photo is not not my wife. She’s some random woman I met while I was on a stroll downtown. She’s obviously a fine specimen, something which of course intrigued me, so I asked if I could take her picture. She said ‘yes’ and I clicked the shutter. Later on I removed the colors in the background, because all the photos plastered up on the wall became a distraction from the main subject in the photo.
10 photos from Jerusalem
10 photos from Jerusalem.
Bread stall in Jerusalem’s old city
If you’re a celiac I can recommend Black Bar & Burger. It’s a chain of restaurants spread across Israel and it’s possible to get decent gluten free hamburgers there.
A guy walking down a Jerusalem street in his Jewniform.
Previous posts about Jerusalem:
The People Look Like Flowers at Last
“Those faces you see every day on the streets were not created entirely without hope: be kind to them: like you they have not escaped.”
― Charles Bukowski, The People Look Like Flowers at Last
Tel Aviv Street Art 02
This is the sequel of the post Tel Aviv Street Art 01, which was a bunch of graffiti from the Yafo area in Tel Aviv.
Here’s more graffiti from Tel Aviv, but this is from an area near Rothschild.
Sick My Duck
Tel Aviv Street Art 01
I know that most of you like graffiti. In Tel Aviv there are lots of it. Most of these are shot near Yafo.
Yafo, Tel Aviv
Street photo from Israel 04-09
Decided to throw six images into one “Street Photo from Israel” post. Like the previous, these ones are also shot in Tel Aviv – just random street photos to test the camera.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Friendship
For the weekly photo challenge Sara Rosso over at dailypost.wordpress.com posted a picture of 3 friends and wrote: “Share a picture about friendship with everyone!”
Street photo from Israel 03
Graffiti in Tel Aviv. Obviously a spin on the Last Supper of Christ. Can you recognize all the people? Marx, Einstein.. Who else?
Famous Jews: Tel Aviv graffiti
I’m thinking about buying a new DSLR camera. Most likely I’ll stick to Canon.
Any tips from the readers? EOS 5D? 600D? 60D?
Which camera do you prefer/recommend and why?
Edit: Here’s another photo:
Who are these guys?
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- Street photos from Israel 10-14 (cardinalguzman.wordpress.com)
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Street photo from Israel 02
Another street photo from Israel. This one is from Yafo, Tel Aviv.
A guy playing piano on the street in Yafo, Tel Aviv
An old, slightly out of tune piano, was left on the street and some random guy that was passing by sat down and played on it. All this led to another random guy (me) taking a photo as he was passing by.
I have no idea how the story continued…
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I’m thinking about buying a new DSLR camera. Most likely I’ll stick to Canon.
Any tips from the readers? EOS 5D? 600D? 60D?
Which camera do you prefer/recommend and why?
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Street photo from Israel 01
We’re travelling at the time. This means that I might not be able to reply to comments or comment in other people’s blogs, but I can always post a photo. So here’s a street photo from Israel. All fresh, shot earlier today:
Street photo from Israel by CardinalGuzman.wordpress.com
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Journey (Weekly Photo Challenge)
“Share a picture which means JOURNEY to you!”
Recently I translated this travel article I wrote from Nepal. Now I’m on a journey to the French Alps, so I don’t have time to write. But I’ll leave you with these two photos from Oslo:
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Jerusalem Street Photography
I wanted to share this photo from Jerusalem that was shot last summer. This a typical case of “shooting from the hip”.
- Jerusalem Street Photography by CardinalGuzman.wordpress.com
Shooting from the hip means taking a risk, as it is unpredictable, yet it can yield good results and I’m quite pleased with this particular photo.
Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL
Shutter Speed: 1/800 sec
Aperture: f/5,0
ISO: 100
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