Jerusalem In Black and White: Literally and Figuratively.
- At April 17, 2011
- By Tony Cece
- In Featured, Israel, PhotoBlog, Photography, Travel
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I’m still going through video and photos from my trip to Israel, but was struck by how black and white things appeared in the Old City of Jerusalem. Even though there was a lot of color surrounding me, I decided to do this series in Black and White to show the disparity between religions, classes, and what is considered holy and unholy. These images are varied, but tell their own stories and don’t need my thoughts and opinions getting in the way. Enjoy.
These images use the Lightroom 3 preset that I gave away in the previous post.
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A Christian husband, father, son, and humanitarian. As a video producer for Operation Blessing International, I’ve been able to travel the globe telling stories of hope in adverse circumstances. My goal is to preserve the dignity of the people I meet, while simultaneously documenting their needs. I believe that photographs say much about the person who took them and that they are a glimpse into their world through the photographer’s eye.
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Meljosings4joy
OMG Tony….these are great!!!
tonycece
Thanks Mel! The subject was very inspiring, so even though we were moving quickly, my eyes were overwhelmed with moments I had to capture.