100 Gates, ultra-orthodox neighborhood in Jerusalem one of my favorites photos, a haredi man walking with the sign and Palestine stiker above him
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I took this photo in Mea Shearim,Ultra-orthodox neighborhood in Jerusalem. It was the first time I made a street photography there because its not a neighborhood that everyone goes because of the cultural and religious contrastTime
I took this photo at the in the late morning almost 12pm, I wanted to capture the light contrast that the neighborhood offers.Lighting
Daylight lighting, hard sunEquipment
I normally use the 50mm 1.8 canon lens,I really love it and it was my first lens ,so I take it everywhereInspiration
I really love religions and cultures, I study photography degree in Jerusalem and one of the assignments was to make a documentary series,so my first thought was to go to this religious neighborhood and know her more and document itEditing
I made the transition from color to black and white in photoshoot and made a little sharpening to pop the texture a little bitIn my camera bag
Normally when I photograph street photography I take with me the 35mm lens and the 50mm lenses,to capture portraits and wide street shotsFeedback
My advice in street photography is to find a place that's its interesting and be patient to wait for the right subject and story that you want to give/ transmit
