Tel Aviv 04:50 in the morning.
A Tel Aviv photo for the Weekly Photo Challenge. Is it a night shot or a morning shot? It depends on who you ask.
For more early birds, check out: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/early-bird/
“Blur Aviv” is a series of photographs that plays on the feeling of the fuzzy, slightly surreal and hazy reality one can experience in Tel Aviv (and elsewhere). It is a commentary on the hustle and bustle of the big cities – caught in the morning hours, while the city is still asleep or is about to come to life. “Blur Aviv” is communicating the city’s rapid motion in a still image.
This is a split second story for my blogger friend Shane at theweeklyminute.wordpress.com.
«When the city is asleep…»
The photo is shot in Tel Aviv. Check out more entries at:
dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/split-second-story/
This is Crowne Plaza City Center (the building on the right) and Bezek.
Bezek (bibezek) is Israel’s leading internet and international telecommunications provider.
Check out these related posts in other blogs:
One from my new series called «Blur Aviv»:
Tel Aviv can feel like such a blur sometimes…
When my blog was celebrating 2 years a few posts ago, I promised my readers a little insight into my Street Photography Project that I’ve been having in August.
Picture 14
It’s been a part of a project through the Norwegian photo website Akam.no. I ended up with a lot of photos and eventually I had to split them into two posts. Here’s the first part of the gallery with a selection of Street photos, all shot last month. These are mostly shot in (or near) Tel Aviv. The quality of the images are varying, because they’re shot with different cameras, from moving vehicles, while walking, etc. In my opinion the images that you’ll see in Part II has a better consistency and an over all better quality, but you’ll just have to wait and see. In the mean time, enjoy this gallery:
Street scene from Tel Aviv’s beach promenade. P.S: Click on image to see the full picture (this is just a small, cropped version).
A lot of people say that Tel Aviv is the miniature version of ‘a knife, a fork a bottle and a cork’.
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
Here’s a wallpaper that I’ve made for you from a photo I shot at the harbour in Tel Aviv.
Tel Aviv wallpaper 1920×1080 pixels. Photo by CardinalGuzman.wordpress.com (click for large)
The size is 1920 x 1080 pixels. It’s shot with a Canon 600D. EF 24-105mm lens. Enjoy!
I guess the title pretty much describes it all?
You can catch a small glimpse of Yafo in the background.
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
More, more, more photos from Tel Aviv! It’s been ages since I posted any photos from Tel Aviv. So here you go:
Problems with dandruff…?
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.
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!”
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?
Who are these guys?
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?
Tel Aviv promenade (known in Hebrew as Ha Tayelet) is a promenade that runs along the Mediterranean seashore in Tel Aviv, Israel. During the time around World War II the all the piss & shit from the city was poured directly into the sea, so bathing was prohibited (and disgusting) and the beach was neglected. At that time you could also find many gambling joints & brothels along the promenade.
The hidden narratives of everyday Tel-Aviv life. This old city is more seedy and magical than often meets the eye. Tel Aviv is the heart of a thriving, Israeli metropolis.
Just some random pictures from Tel Aviv. Trying out the tourist camera Canon Ixus130. Actually I much prefer one of my other cameras where I have manual focus (digital single-lens reflex camera – SLR/DSLR), because then the photographer is more in control of the motive and one can have more diversity. Continue reading
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