Open house for photographers
Going back to 2005, I was fresh into underwater photography. Holding a standard Olympus C-4000 digital camera, and a matching underwater case- I signed up for the first ever Sandisk Red Sea underwater photography competition, held in Eilat, Israel.
The rules were simple- three days, do whatever you want with a camera as long as your are submerged… Continue reading
A bit more work on features done today. With a little help from my friends, Michal- who also posted on The Wide Lens before, the home page now features new action button.
As the website currently offers 3 main functions for the users:
Packed with just too much history to detail, the Reichstag dome in Berlin is a wonderful combination between old and new. Construction on the new dome was finished on 1999, the new dome is not just for looks, it’s a fully functional environmental friendly lighting and air circulation system for the parliament hall below.
A heaven… Continue reading
In April 2007, while on a family trip to the north of Israel, I made a stop at the visitors center of the Galil Mountain winery.
The Galil Mountain winery is quite unique. A brand new and modern winery, which produces over 800,000 bottles per year, with just 4 production line workers. I must admit, I’m not exactly an expert on wine, but the… Continue reading
Slowly but surely I’m working on some more features for the site. In terms of general structure it’s just about where I want it to be.
The News page still needs some work and I’m considering it as in beta stage.
I’ve added a new category called “articles“. For now there is only one post there on… Continue reading
