Tikkun Olam

A revist to Travel Photography. 

[coleito]

Being a high fashion model is not just about looking glamorous and being genetically gifted, it’s about the LOOK.

[modeh-ani]

[modeh-ani]

Tel Aviv, Israel

[eretzyisrael]

From China to the Kotel.

A member of the Kaifeng Jewish Community in China davening at Kotel.

[eligolphotography]

¡ Nachlaot, Jerusalem - נחלאות, ירושלים ♬

[rust-and--stardust-blog]

[pinkfreudtravel]

Tzvat, Israel. 2014.

[benjaminturgel]

This man I came across in Tzfat, in the North of Israel. I was a councillor on a school trip to Israel from England. We were having a talk in Tzfat where this man along with another guy were playing these really interesting instruments. They had created these instruments themselves, the music they played was absolutely beautiful. The place where I took this image is said to be the same place as where Shlomo Carlebach wrote the famous “Carlebach” Lecha Dodi tune.

Details: F5.6, 1/160, ISO 400.

A beautiful image of someone doing what they love to do!

[judeoceltische]

Tzfat, Israel

[challahchic]

A man plays guitar in an alleyway of Tzfat, Israel 

Tuesday, January 4, 2011.

[gayestflower]

Tsfat, Israel

[modeh-ani]

Tiberias, Israel

[davidvaaknin]

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men examine Etrogs, lemon-like citrus fruits, for blemishes at the Mea Shearim neighbourhood in Jerusalem, Israel, on October 5, 2014, ahead of the upcoming week-long Jewish holiday of Sukkot, the feast of the Tabernacles. The Etrog is one of four species used in rituals during the week-long Jewish holiday of Sukkot, which begins on Wednesday at sundown and commemorates the exodus of Jews from Egypt and the fourty years of wandering in the desert.

[rethinkiceblazes]

Day 290 1/15/12 

[theolfactory-blog]

So I realized yesterday that it had been exactly a year since I was in Israel. Time flies by way too quickly.

This man is my favorite person in the world (along with this being one of my favorite photos I’ve taken.)  He owned a storefront restaurant in Safed and they were like flatbread wraps with fresh goat cheese and herbs and vegetables and zhug. Oh my goodness, and he sang too!

[israelphotos]

Tsfat by Nina Staer Nathan

We were in a small city named Tsfat, visiting this synagogue. Everything there was made with bright beige brick- it looked so clean I almost didn’t want to walk on it. There was also bright blue trim everywhere you looked- around the fences, handles, window coverings…it was beautiful.

[challahchic]

Tsfat, Israel