Boy and Father At Kikar Safra Bus Stop

Your Israel photos seem to be generally much more lighthearted and upbeat than your U.S. photos. Is it that you have changed, or the location does that or is there any explanation you can give me. You are one fascinating dude.

David, First I wrote a long response to your question. Now I have deleted it. I did not like giving out so much information. It is a little late to worry about that. For sure I have changed over the eighteen years and so have the places, and the people around me. Frankly I do not know if my photography really changed so much and if so why. The one thing that did not change is that I still photograph people. About this particular photo....The photo is a candid. The father a stranger. The father is a very special kind of man. I had a sense about it. He is so special that it is obvious in the photograph.

I'm sorry you deleted the comment. You are a fascinating guy who has created some fabulous images, and I know there is a lot you could teach me. I'll keep watching your work and hope to learn. When you feel like it, maybe you can tell me something that will make me better.

David,I am not qualified to tell anyone how to make photography better. All I can say is that the only times I got good shots are the times that I had a camera with me. I am almost never without a camera. -b'emet.

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A wonderful image...