One of the things I’ve really been enjoying here in Sweden is playing with all my new toys, including my aforementioned fabulous slide scanner. Its main purpose is to get my years of artwork digitally recorded and logged, but it’s also helping me rediscover thousands of my old general photos.
Between 1977 and 1991 I visited Israel about a dozen times and I never went there without at least half a dozen rolls of high quality slide film.∗ The pictures included here (presented in no particular order) cover most of those seventeen years and present a portrait of a diverse and multi-textured little nation.
∗Cameras used: Canonet 28 and Nikon FE / Film used: Kodak Ektachrome and Agfachrome.
ARKS, ADAM AND AXARQUIA 
I like them all but the man with the white shirt is my favorite. Had I taken it, I would have turned it into a painting.
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I love him too! An elderly Yemeni gentleman I think – and what an incredible face, straight out of a Joseph Israels painting.
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Very good pictures, as usual…
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Thank you Ana!
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