The Streets of Jerusalem 03
Photographed in Jerusalem on 24.12.2002 with Canon EOS 3 + Sigma Macro 50/2.8 EX / Sigma 17-35/2.8-4.0 EX on Kodak 100 Elite EC + Speedlight 550EX flash.
The place is “Yemin Moshe”. This is the first settlement that was ever built outside the walls of the old city of Jerusalem and as such it is the beginning of “modern Jerusalem”. The architecture is a mixture of European and Middle-Eastern styles and all the buildings are covered with the unique “Jerusalem stone”.
Today it is mostly the residence of artists (sculptures and painters) etc.
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Sylvia Mancini 24/01/2002 22:04
The stairs, the railing...they lead us into the photo, and up to...what? Curiosity rises as to what is at the end of the road, what awaits us?Gunter Seidel 24/01/2002 21:04
Warum ein Querformat? Da ist vieles abgeschnitten, wie Fenstergitter, Baum oder Geländer. Hätte ein Hochformat mit Beschränkung auf weniger Bildelemente nicht mehr gebracht?Die farbliche Brillianz des Bildes ist jedoch bestechende - Kompliment!
Gunter Seidel 24/01/2002 21:04
Warum ein Querformat? Da ist vieles abgeschnitten, wie Fenstergitter, Baum oder Geländer. Hätte ein Hochformat mit Beschränkung auf weniger Bildelemente nicht mehr gebracht?Die farbliche Brillianz des Bildes ist jedoch bestechende - Kompliment!