Blog #Haredi photographer

The truth is, I'm a shoemaker who doesn't go barefoot, and full disclosure, I'm not usually a procrastinator, I don't like putting off tasks, and there's no fun in processing photos when they're fresh out of the oven. Now what's the connection between each line and the previous line?!

My little flowers love flowers and were very happy that we went to take pictures in the blooming orchard :) And in the evening, inspired by the first picture, I wrote a poem, for us - the parents, and for our parents. Because Tu B'Shvat is such a holiday, when parents are blessed, that all plantings will be connected to the roots, and that the beautiful fruits will not fall far from the branches...

Family events. How are you with them? I personally really love every event, and find it hard to miss, even at the cost of 'losing' an entire evening.

A little sharing from a sweet production (from the summer...) and some musings... I had a period of several months where I was simply racing around the clock, with almost no time to breathe or think. I recently felt like my brain was drained of creativity, drained of ideas, imaginations about new and interesting photo shoots and sets, and it hurt and burned my heart about it. What happened?! That's it?! So I'm going to keep shooting the same "boring" sets over and over again?!

I don't know how it is with you, it's still summer with us :) The weather is fine anyway, so I allow myself - even though it's already the middle of the day to share some of the especially summery halaka photos of this sweet sweetie.