The sun peeks over the hills of Jordan, as seen from atop a rescue raft across the Dead Sea in Israel. Click the link to see the rest of the original nature series (and other) photos on my Flickr page.
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Friday, April 22
Original nature photos from Israel: 'Dawn of the Dead (Sea)'
Thursday, April 21
Life On Mars (Israel nature photography)
Hotels along the edge of the the Dead Sea on the Israel - Jordanian border - the lowest point on Earth.
The water, sky and stark mountain backdrop prompted me to try for an alien, otherworldly mood on P'shop post-editing. All Rights Reserved.
'Flying Through A Dream' (original Israel nature photography)
Remnants of a salt-encrusted art installation along the edge of the the Dead Sea on the Israeli-Jordanian border, the lowest point on Earth. The water, sky and stark mountain backdrop prompted me to try for an alien, otherworldly mood in P'shop post-editing. Click the image or link for more photos.
Flying Through A Dream, a photo by Dave Bender on Flickr. All Rights Reserved.
Flying Through A Dream, a photo by Dave Bender on Flickr. All Rights Reserved.
The underwater salt reminded me of a cirrus-like cloudy sky, and the art installation object itself looked like a raft or a bed in a dream, rising off utterly still waters. So, flipping the photo helped give it a dreamlike unreality.
Click the image or link for more photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/davebender/5641066504/
Wednesday, April 13
Sunday, April 10
Hamas Now Using Dead 'Human Shields'
An Israeli Air Force drone filmed Hamas rocket crews firing missiles at Israeli territory from a graveyard somewhere in Gaza over the weekend.
Israeli Air Force pilots may actually appreciate this helpful gesture, which, a) simplifies heat-signature targeting (since the terrorists and rocket launcher are the only things there that are above ambient temperature - temporarily), and, b) greatly expedites the burial procedure of said rocketeers.
A tad militant of me, I know. Deal.
Israeli Air Force pilots may actually appreciate this helpful gesture, which, a) simplifies heat-signature targeting (since the terrorists and rocket launcher are the only things there that are above ambient temperature - temporarily), and, b) greatly expedites the burial procedure of said rocketeers.
A tad militant of me, I know. Deal.
Monday, April 4
Exodus: The Social Network Version (video)
Aish.com brings the funny with a spoof on The Biblical Exodus from Egypt by the Children of Israel:
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