Jerusalem – the capital of Israel – is situated in the central part of the mountain range of Israel. This city has been habited as early as the fourth millennium B.C.E, much because of its comparatively low environments, with easy passages eastwards and westwards, and a spring which provides abundant water all year round.
After having thought about it several times, but without being able to drag my ass out of bed, one sleepless night, I finally decided to take advantage of the special light one gets in the morning during sunrise. So I armed myself with my camera, made some lunch (pita bread with humus) to avoid getting hungry in the middle of my mission, and set off into the night. The two pictures of the little girl tripping over and falling is shot late one evening and is not from the same session. Except from that all of these pictures is from the same night/early morning, the time span ranging from 03:30 – 09:00. Here are the results:
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I’m speechless. What a treasure … all of them.
Morrn da
Hej!
Thanks for commenting on this rarely visited & never before commented post 🙂
You can see more photos from Jerusalem on my google+ profile.
I got totally lost in looking at them… just can’t tell you how much I loved them.
I think I found you on G+..
Feel free to add me as a friend there. I’m pretty new on Google+ so I don’t know about all the options, but I’m trying to stay updated.
By the way, how come you were in Jerusalem in the first place?
I’ve been there numerous times and I’ve also lived there 🙂
the last one is my favorite …
http://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2012/02/05/jerusalem-by-david-mor/
do you know the photography of David Mor?
Yes, from your blog.