Photography

We woke up at 23:00 and the sun was still shining: The journey to northern Norway

A midnight sun that does not set, dramatic fjords, fishing villages that look like a painting. A journey to Tromsø and the Lofoten Islands – the place where nature still dictates the rules.

View from the observation point in Tromsø
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'A living landscape': Exploring Israel's shifting terrain through photography

From the exhibition "This Is All the Magic: 40 years of unconditional love"

New exhibition connects people and animals

A combination of satellite images shows high-rises in Caraballeda, Venezuela, before (left) and after the earthquakes that hit the country, December 28, 2025, and June 26, 2026.

Israeli satellite imagery reveals catastrophic quake damage in Venezuela where 68,000 still missing


A globetrotting journey from Greece to Israel: The journey of Victor Politis

Since the 1970s, Politis has photo-documented street life in some 80 countries and won prizes. After travelling the world, the only place Politis wanted to live in Israel was Old Jaffa. 

Victor Politis took this aerial photo of the Jaffa coastline, displayed on a wall opposite his home.

Hayao Miyazaki voices concern as Ghibli-style AI images go viral

Hayao Miyazaki has expressed his concern about the use of artificial intelligence in animation, highlighting the long-standing debate over AI's impact on traditional artistry.

 Hayao Miyazaki voices concern as Ghibli-style AI images go viral.

‘This Purim, who will you be?’

Play therapist-photographer publishes a remarkable book on Purim costumes

All in the Family

Female Palestinian photographer Karimeh Abbud honored in new exhibit

Eretz Israel Museum shines incisive light on an early 20th-century Palestinian photographer.

 Karimeh Abbud, one of the most important female Palestinian photographers in history.

Desert portraits: A snapshot at Bedouin life in Israel

By stepping outside our comfort zones and connecting with people on their terms, we open our lens and hearts to the many faces of Israel that often go unseen.

 Bedouin communities in Israel's South.

The secret blooming map: Top photography spots for Tu Bishvat

Nectarines in Hula Valley, paulownia in Netzer Sereni, Lupines in Gedera, and the oak grove in Netanya: Israel’s top photography guides reveal the perfect blooming spots.

 Nectarine Blossoms

After 40 years: The veteran company launches a new logo

Ofek Aerial Photography, Israel's leading aerial mapping company, is celebrating its 40th anniversary by unveiling a new logo that reflects the company's new strategy for the coming years.

 OFEK's new logo

Local Testimony: Witnessing a tragedy in motion

The stirring impact of the rollout is amplified by the inescapable fact that we are still bogged down in a terrifying morass of regional violence, very close to home.

 Ohad Zwigenberg’s shot of disused mailboxes at Kibbutz Nir Oz.

Jerusalem’s Old City: Focusing on people and moments

Street photography in the Old City is a unique experience. Its winding alleys and ancient walls are not just backdrops but part of the narrative.

 An alley in the Old City of Jerusalem.

A look at Moshav Ein Vered’s Museum of Tractors

For the still-life photographer, the Museum of Tractors is a veritable treasure trove.

 A rusted tractor at the Museum of Tractors in Moshav Ein Vered.