yashicamat+velvia=yum

A test roll I shot with the yashicamat on velvia(50 or 100?) a couple of years ago.

View from my study in my parents room.Dusk. 1/2 - 1 second exposure

Abandoned Fire Truck - Beer Sheva

Not All TruckGo To Heaven - between Beer Sheva and Meytar

Fire Truck Depo Gate - Beer Sheva

Big square slides turn me on.

They are a bitch to scan - Shai Yochai helped me with PS to curve and color balance the last three.

I got a couple of new photo books in the last month:
Shim'on Korbman - "Different Tel Aviv 1919-1936"(I have his print at my parents house) and "Israeli Portraits" by Vardi Kahana.
Both are great - each in its own way.

Holy Sepulchre - again

I love photographing Jerusalem and this is my favorite spot.







Even being a non practicing non religious jew - the vibes inside this very christian place are very powerfull(in a positive way).

Jerusalem Market

Dogs of SF

I have about 30 Gigs of unedited freshly scanned pics on my Hard Drive and 10-12 films in the freezer.

Bror Hayl - more pictures

Barren Field


After the Rain


Elderly Couple


Finished reading Meir Shalev's Esau.Wonderfull book,clever touching and deep.

I bought a couple of Alan Parsons Project records.didn't like them.

people of SF

peer


castro


golden gate bridge area


returned from Tel Aviv. Used the canon extensivley with the 35/2.8. It is very comfortable yet freaking heavy(no nech strap - just an arm one).

stamp photos of chinatown

Jerusalem Zoo

Orthodox Jew and Ostriche - both on the verge of extintion


Ibis


Worlds Largest Gummibear

Sick

Was feeling sick since last night so I took a sick day to sleep it off. Slept a lot.










Watched Running with Scissors(and hated it) and Lord of War(liked it,hated teh moralist angle), read some, scanned and PS'ed some.

Bror Hayl

Domany measuring light

small flower

dog steps

two chairs

dog

Bror Hayl is the kibbutz I went to meet Nir Dumany(in the picture with the rolleiflex).
He is one o the people who kindled my intrest in photography and the one to blame for my love of old cameras.

The pics were taken with his nikon f3 on TMAX 100 or 400 with 50/1.4 in the Kibbutz.