The most extraordinary thing about photography as a media is the capturing of a single moment, a fraction of a second, in the absence of the ability to move in time without creating a whole new thing. The famous French Photographer, Henri Cartier-Bresson defined it perfectly: [Lee más / More]
The career of Israeli photographer Adi Nes is really taking off. Sotheby's New York catalogue for its March 15 auction of Israeli art estimates the value of Nes's “Last Supper” at $40-60,000. [Lee más / More]
""The last supper", "L'ultima cena" is one of the most passionate themes which, starting with the religious motif has spread along the centuries, overcoming physical boundaries and symbolic interpretations. [Lee más / More]
E.D. You studied Art History at the University of Tel Aviv. Why did you choose Photography and when did you discover the magic of the photographic art? [Lee más / More]
