I always keep my eyes open to find special places in Israel where you can take great photos and I’m happy to share these with you. We’ll go exploring and find places that you’ve never been to (even if you’ve visited Israel numerous times) and you’ll be able to bring back photos like you’ve never taken before. So if you’re interested in photography, let’s go shooting.


- In the summer of 2008 I had my first solo photo exhibit in Kathmandu, Nepal. I called the exhibit “From the Lowest Place on Earth” because the photos were taken near the Dead Sea and were displayed in the shadow of the highest mountain on earth. Click on this link http://israeltours.wordpress.com/photography/photo-exhibit/ to read my artist statement and view the photos.
- I have uploaded some photos of Herodium to Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/27944012@N06/sets/72157615671440473/
- I was at Masada and on my way home I stopped to investigate sinkholes along the Dead Sea. I’ve uploaded a set of sinkhole photographs to Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/27944012@N06/sets/72157621040678204/
- I was thinking about the new year and decided that I would like to put together a calendar of my photographs. I’ve gone through thousands of my photos and chosen 13 nature scenes of Israel that I’ve uploaded to Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/27944012@N06/sets/72157622387914375/ I am in the process of arranging to have the calendar printed and as soon as I have the information on how to order I will post. If you’re interested please leave a comment or send me an email.
Photo of the Week
You can view previous Photos of the Week on Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/27944012@N06/sets/72157622302806119/

[...] licensed tour-guide and artist who uses photography to share his love of nature. A recent exhibit, From the Lowest Place on Earth presented images of the Dead Sea which – at 420 meters below sea level is, indeed, the lowest [...]
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