Showing posts with label "israeli photographers". Show all posts
Showing posts with label "israeli photographers". Show all posts

2/22/14

Sold

למכור עבודה זה תמיד משמח , למכור עבודה למטרה ראוייה משמח עוד יותר 














Selling work is always pleasing .
To sell work for a good cause - even more .

 Sold yesterday at the annual benefit for the Israeli Aids Task Force , organized by Bank Hapoalim .


www.miridavidovitz.com



12/24/11

Winter

Jerusalem

Canobbio Italy

Italy

Cavangago Switzerland

Paris

12/7/11

My Yes To Carrots photographs in Moscow

I am really excited when my work goes global !
This poster ,I have shot for  Yes To Carrots, is displayed in the Moscow Metro now :


0_реклама в метро осень

If somebody from Moscow is reading this and can photograph for me the Metro station itself (with the poster ,of course ) ,I'll be very grateful .

11/19/11

Great Location





I love the way this shop looks , I'm looking forward to creating a fashion editorial around it :)

Flower shop






Walking yesterday in Dizengof st. I saw this flower shop ( one of my favorites ) , and it was so similar to the shot I took of the lovely flower shop , in Paris, last winter.

But ,still ,Paris is so much more romantic and Tel Aviv , so prosaic .

I prefer Tel -Aviv , though :)

Neon

Visiting yesterday the Neon Installations of Jonathan Munk


Has reminded me my attraction to Neon ,in many ways, in my work .

Here is a glimpse :






Monitin magazine 80's

Monitin magazine 80's

Monitin magazine 80's

Monitin magazine 80's

Monitin magazine 80's

Gottex catalog - 2008

Gottex catalog - 2008

Gottex catalog - 2008



Gottex catalog - 2008

Tel Aviv on a Friday evening

From an editorial for Lady Globes , lit by Neon

11/16/11

The Israeli Detective


I've always loved detective and spy stories , so when Yedioth Achronot asked me to photograph the famous Israeli actor , Moshe Ivgi ,I decided to portray him like the Israeli version of Sam Spade and Philip Marlowe.
For the location I chose a typical Tel- Aviv apartment ,a little shabby and very bare. The place I'd imagine a soulful detective to choose as his hideaway.

Yarden


Yesterday , while waiting at my hairdresser's I was fascinated by this young boy , who has just started working there.
His name is Yarden ,and he has studied hair for two years. He started working in the saloon two days ago.
I asked to photograph him outside in the street and he joined me very naturally.
Yarden is a surfer as well ,and he will soon go to the army.

11/8/11

Hacarmel market along the years

I have started a new blog with Saloona , the Internet Magazine for women .

My latest post dealt with Hacarmel - Tel-Aviv's market, which I discovered to be the location I have photographed the most along the years .
Here is a link to the blog - Miri Davidovitz on Saloona  .
 I am uploading here some extra photographs !