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Shevlin Park, Oregon.
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Denmark, SydJylland, Aabenraa
Dusk walk in the city of Aabenraa.
Empty streets on a cold afternoon, enjoying the light.
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A strong wind and a sunset that didn't last long. Really glad I made it to do this one. A view that took me 2 hours to drive. Luckaly I had a friend with me for company.
This beach is in The Hague, The Nether of Dutchylands politic capital.
Morning walk in the Punit Van, Gandhingar. The rainy season had added green color all around and the overcast sky ensured that there were no harsh shadows. The Sigma Art 50mm 1.4 lens made my wife stand out against the greenery.
The situation in Ukraine became dire when Russia launched an attack, forcing many Russians who opposed Putin and refused to join the army to flee the country. Fortunately, my friends and I were lucky enough to have Jewish heritage., which enabled us to repatriate to Israel. We met in Haifa, where we are all struggling to adjust to our new lives. While we are grateful to be safe, we are also aware of the uncertainty that lies ahead.
As a new immigrant, I am faced with the challenge of finding employment while learning Hebrew. Meanwhile, my friends have just graduated from university and are contemplating their next steps in this unfamiliar territory. Forced emigration is never easy, but we are determined to make the best of our situation and move forward.
Despite the challenges we face, we take comfort in the fact that life goes on. We continue to persevere and embrace our new reality, with hope and optimism for what the future may hold.
While life in forced emigration is far from easy, we are doing our best to adapt and carry on. The mother of one of these boys asked me to take a photo of her son and his friend, which serves as a reminder that even amidst hardship, moments of connection and joy can still be found.
It was a bright sunny day thus the sky was beautiful. I always loved the combination of nature with people. Here is my niece enjoying her walk in the lavender field.
London, UK 2019.