Foto Friday – Robert Gorsoun sees Israel’s beauty
Filed under: Art, Foto Friday, General, Travel
Robert Gorsoun is a photographer who takes pictures for the love of it. Wherever he travels, he snaps pictures and Israel is beautiful through his lens…
…the Banias in Israel’s north…

…a rainbow, captured in mid-storm over the Herzliya beach…

…a field of flowers by the roadside, stretching on forever…

…a water lily…

…or flowering cacti at the Utopia Orchid Park…

…and on through to the crater at Mizpe Ramon.

More photos by Gorsoun — including some spectacular panoramas that don’t fit on an Israelity page but should be seen — are posted on Panoramio.
Foto Friday
A new, three-week exhibit at Beit Sokolov (4 Kaplan Street, 03-691-6143) in Tel Aviv, organized by the Foreign Press Association, is featuring stills and photographs of five long-time news photographers, David Rubinger (Time magazine), Shlomo Arad (Newsweek), Havakuk Levison (Reuters), Andre Brutman (Der Spiegel) and David Silverman (Getty images).
At the end of the exhibit, the photos will be sold at the nominal price of NIS 200 per photo. Proceeds from the sale will be donated to a cancer project, with the FPA partially sponsoring the printing and production of an illustrated booklet and DVD about radiation treatment to be distributed free of charge to children who have to undergo treatment for brain tumors. The booklet exists in Hebrew and through the FPA donation will be translated into Arabic and English.
(David Rubinger, Shlomo Arad, Havakuk Levison, David Silverman)
















