HeyJaredGerry Fraser Photography
A doctor turned photographer with a special interest in Street Photograpy.
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Jaffa at Night (opens the original)
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Jaffa is place where history speaks. Mentioned in the Bible, several times, it served as an important port during during several millennia. The present architectural influence is chiefly from the Ottoman period. The Ottomans ruled Palestine for 400 years until General Allenby’s army conquered the area during WW1.There is much to keep a photographer busy and not only the architecture. It is an area where the Arab and Jewish populations mix.The areas of Jaffa which are close to the sea are sociall
When Nothing Happens (opens the original)
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**Have you ever gone out into an urban area intending to do some street photography, only to find that nothing speaks to you? Nothing seems worth photographing.**It happens to me from time to time. I find it interesting to ask why. Is the place itself really uninteresting, or is it something to do with me? Or perhaps a combination of both?So what do you do? Hang around in the hope that things will improve? Go home? Or try something completely different from your usual approach?Many years ago, I
A Museum Visit (opens the original)
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The Tel Aviv Museum of Art has a renowned collection of art in a variety of formats. It is also a very dynamic museum in terms of bringing many temporary exhibitions. Most of its permanent and most valuable artefacts are being kept underground, at the present time, because of the security situation. The museum has two large buildings. The first and oldest has a striking entrance hall but otherwise is not particularly impressive. By contrast, the new building is absolutely stunning and is, in its
The City Dictates Where You Go Depending On Who You Are. (opens the original)
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Whenever I walk through the city with my camera, I find myself looking for the silent unwritten rules. I began to notice patterns in our urban spaces which dictate exactly who is allowed to rest, where they are allowed to do it, and just how much it is going to cost them.I took these four photographs without consciously connecting them at the time. At home on the computer they feel like they speak a single story. Where you go in the city tells the story of who you are.Photo 1. The core idea of t
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