Ocean Bricks has developed a new platform. While initially looking like a not very attractive piece of concrete, the “Reef Land” platform provides a safe environment for divers as well as marine life. It can be easily and accurately placed, allowing to plan and create whole arrays of artificial reefs. Continue reading
Monthly Archive for May, 2008
Sunrise and sunset are the two peaks of the day for any outdoor photography. Lighting is easy and warm, contrasts between bright and dark surfaces are reduced to a minimum, and everything simply looks better.
In the desert, the ground usually becomes red and purple, creating a somewhat martian scenery. Last weekend, I had joined something I can most clearly define as a movement workshop, in “… Continue reading
About three weeks ago, I was invited by Ilan, a good friend and a licensed pilot- to join in on a short flight in a Cessna 172. When receiving really cool offers all of a sudden, its a good policy to always establish your conditions before accepting the offer. Mine, of course, was that I will assume the photographers role.
Knowing in advance that the Cessna 172 is quite… Continue reading
It doesn’t really matter if you believe in ghosts or not, because from now you can easily photograph them.
While this might a more appropriate topic to publish sometime closer to halloween (Or Purim if you celebrate Jewish holidays), photographing ghosts can be fun at just about any regular day, or more exact- night.
To celebrate independence eve, my and two friends went up a hill which overviews… Continue reading
On May 3rd, a unique and original sporting event took place in Manara, Israel. A group of friends, avid mountain bikers, arranged a mountain bike downhill competition on the northern cliffs. Nothing unusual on its own, only that this time around, competitors had to apply a slight modification to their bikes- take off the chain and then complete the run.
Sounds easy perhaps, as going downhill shouldn’t require too… Continue reading
