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).
