Wedding photographers in Israel

—First and foremost – whom can you name as the best wedding photographer in Tel Aviv-Yafo? :)

—I guess it is me ;)))))

—What should be the criteria for a bride and a groom to choose their wedding photographer?

—Feel very comfortable with the photographer,
Trust him with his skills.
Think of him as a good friend or one of the family.

—What is special in wedding photography?

—It is very unique king of photography which you need to know all the technics and be the best at all tipes of functions.
The photographer has big responsibility to catch all the importand moments and to be criative for 13 hrs strait.
You catch timeless moments that will stay forever.

—What are the most important components of a good photo in your opinion?

—First thing is catching the moment.
Good camera skills.
The image is telling a full story of the situation.
Understand how people behave.
To know to be in the right place at the right time.

—What do you like most about your profession?

—It makes me grow up with my skills and tallents each year.
It gives me artistic freedom.
I love to make people happy with their wedding photos.

—What do you want to say with your photographs?

—I try to tell story and catch emotions.
thosee emotions will make my couple be emotional when they see it...
I try to make pretty pictures.

—Are you fond of travelling?

—Yes i am.
Travelling is one of my biggest passion for sure!
Exploring cultures and international wedding is something that i love to do.

—What things are to be avoided when shooting?

—Make people notice you while you shoot.
On wedding day always make the bride satisfied! always pay attention for your couples feeling.

—Do you take nothing but wedding photos?

—NO.
I also work for "laisha" magazine- the biggest and oldest ladies magazine in Israel

—How do you educate yourself to take better pictures?

—Learn from the best.
Everyday research on social media.
Reading books.
Watching movies.

—Who would you like to shoot with?

—I believe that i can learn from anybody.
Probably the top photographers in the world.

—How did you get into wedding photography?

—It was not part of the big plan. I am an Industrial Designer by profession but the love for photography and the great instincs for good images and good opportunities got me to my place i am now- I know it is my dream job.

—What will be the future of wedding photography?

—Probably it will be better with technics but weddings will always be weddings.

—Can you give a few tips for wedding photographers who are just starting out?

—Don't give up! If you really and deeply want to do it- You will find the way.

—Are there any trends in wedding photography?

—Lots of (technics, filters, flash abilities) but i'm trying to stay classy.

—When are you completely satisfied with your work?

—When i got perfect galleries to deliver to my couples and i know they will adore it.

—What things that common people don't usually see can a wedding photographer notice?

—Good moments.
seeing the "big picture"
Know where to be.

—If you could go back in time, what would you do differently?

—All the thing i did brought me to my spot so i'm a lucky person.

—How do you define success? How do you measure it?

—Having the freedom in my life and be satisfied with my work.

—Are you photogenic?

—yes i am. but i'm better on the other side of the camera.

—Who do you want to take photos of?

—Anybody who wants me to shoot their wedding.

—What motivates you to continue taking pictures?

—Good resolts= happy customes= I am happy!

—If aliens come to the Earth and you are the first person they meet, what will you tell them?

—Hello! nothing to see- take me with you!

—When you're going to travel, what do you take with you and why?

—i try to take the minimum gear i can.

—What influences the value of a photo? What are its elements?

—Timless image.
Good story telling.

—What is the one thing you wish you knew when you started taking photos?

—Probably how to control my camera.

—What do you do in your spare time?

—Yoga
Surf
Travel to India.

—Do you have any professional taboos?

—sure. but never say never.

—How do you handle criticism?

—I'm totally ok with it.

—What's the side of you that the public never sees?

—I am very emotional.

—What do you like least about your profession?

—Selling for sure.

—The best thing in life is:

—Freedom

—Where would you like to live?

—India

—Do you believe that you replicate the soul of the person you are shooting?

—yes!

—Do you like dogs or cats?

—Both

—If you are called to shoot a movie, what genre will it be?

—art!

—Is there life after marriage?

—Yes

—Do you believe in the traditional roles for men and women?

—No

—Do you develop friendships easily?

—No