@BRONFER

My blog is a black hole. Null. Nobody looks into it. Maybe I didn’t set it up right. Maybe it doesn’t matter. For me, it is like writing on sand. Or snow. Something that will disappear anyway. These images were filmed on April 2. Day 34 of the war. Olive groves of the Latrun monastery. One of the places I return to every spring. Nothing dramatic there. Just light. Trees. Silence. Leica M11 50mm Summilux

H Hiroshi Hamaya, a distinguished Japanese philosopher and Magnum member since 1960, delved into the Japanese Fudo theory while working...

I want to share a video of students' work during my class at Leica Akademie Italy in Venice

The book “Under Sodom Mountain” represents the culmination of eight years of dedicated work focused on one of Earth's most unique and...

(January 5, 1914 – March 16, 1955) was a French painter of Russian origin known for his use of a thick impasto and his highly abstract...

Local Testimony is a regional photojournalism exhibition for photographers from Israel and the Palestinian Authority, held every year...

Throughout much of his life, Hungarian photographer André Kertész labored much if not unknown then at least overlooked. Kertesz’s...

Boris Savelev (1947) is one of my favorite photographers. Maybe because it's easy to me to feel this Soviet-era photography. Yes, it's...

Edward Steichen is one of the most famous photographers. His life and his achievements are far beyond this post and my knowledge. I just...

The American painter, etcher, and lithographer James Abbott McNeill Whistler (1834-1903) introduced a style of painting in which...

My primary camera is the Leica SL with M lenses and Leica M11