Israel: Brokenness and Beauty
Updated March 14
I love loveliness and Israel offered very much loveliness as well as so much brokenness. This is my favourite picture. And so are the rest that follow.Light on Curtains, Ari's Shul, Tzfat (Safed)
* Click on picture, to enlarge.
Brokenness and Beauty
Mines and Thorns
Life In Tzfat
Life in Jerusalem
From the Heights
Where the Ark Stood, Qasrin
On the Road
Ravaged
Cold Comfort
Young Ezra on the Heights
Dancing Trees
Serenity
View From Tzfat
Illumination, Caro Shul
More to come...
8 Comments:
nice mechitza?
Heh. The thought occurred. Nice try :).
Sometimes a curtain is just a curtain.
Nice use of the lighting.
well, thank you, said!
Which shul is "Serenity" from?
Great photos.
Mirty and Sechel,
Thank you so much!!!!
Sechel, it is Ari's Shul (Synagogue) again-aka, the Ari-Ashkenazi synagogue, according to my research (I did not listen to the tour guide). As I understand it, it was built quite a while after the death of the Ari (Isaac Luria, mystic and Kabbalist), on the spot where the Ari gave birth to Kabbalat Shabbat.
You're a very astute and gifted photographer. I absolutely LOVE the marketplace photo. It's outstanding. I have so enjoyed vicariously visiting Eretz Yisroel through your eyes :)
My husband just came back from EY and the only pictures I've seen were a few ceiling shots from the Caro shul. Thank you for your pictures. They are beautiful and wonderful and telling.
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