Setting out to create “At the chime of the city clock” I knew I would need someone special to pull it off. I was lucky enough to be able to contact Tali, An amazing actress and accomplished practitioner of “Acro-Yoga”. She would be the one doing all the “flying”. But as always, the first step…
This Photo is a 226 MegaPixel Image monster. It is actually a mosaic of about 22 photos stitched together, shot with the Canon 85 1.8 lens on a full frame 5d mk2. Each photo was shot at F3.5 and then stitched together. *Why in the name of Zeus would you do that? Well, because its…
[...] Goldman used a portrait lens with a shallow depth of field and composed a mosaic of 22 individual images. “A seemingly wide shot photo becomes super-detailed, since each ’tile’ has the full pixel power of the full frame camera,” he explains in a behind-the-scenes blog post. [...]
[...] Goldman used a portrait lens with a shallow depth of field and composed a mosaic of 22 individual images. “A seemingly wide shot photo becomes super-detailed, since each ’tile’ has the full pixel power of the full frame camera,” he explains in a behind-the-scenes blog post. [...]
[...] each ’tile’ has the full pixel power of the full frame camera,” he explains in a behind-the-scenes blog post.Goldman draws inspiration from surrealist painters Giorgio de Chirico, Rene Magritte, Raymond [...]
[...] each ’tile’ has the full pixel power of the full frame camera,” he explains in a behind-the-scenes blog post. Goldman draws inspiration from surrealist painters Giorgio de Chirico, Rene Magritte, Raymond [...]
very cool!
Hi Ronen…how was the effect of the flying balls created? wonderful work by the way! big hello from Mexico!
[...] Goldman used a portrait lens with a shallow depth of field and composed a mosaic of 22 individual images. “A seemingly wide shot photo becomes super-detailed, since each ’tile’ has the full pixel power of the full frame camera,” he explains in a behind-the-scenes blog post. [...]
[...] Goldman used a portrait lens with a shallow depth of field and composed a mosaic of 22 individual images. “A seemingly wide shot photo becomes super-detailed, since each ’tile’ has the full pixel power of the full frame camera,” he explains in a behind-the-scenes blog post. [...]
[...] Goldman used a portrait lens with a shallow depth of field and composed a mosaic of 22 individual images. “A seemingly wide shot photo becomes super-detailed, since each ’tile’ has the full pixel power of the full frame camera,” he explains in a behind-the-scenes blog post. [...]
WOw..this is truly amazing… what a talent! Keep sharing 
very cool
How nice ^__^.
incredible always thought a true artist is one who can reproduce his thoughts and dreams in way to share with the world.
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There are many skills one needs to acquire to become a good photographer- knowledge of composition, exposure, focal length, understanding timing and human behavior. But I have come to realize, that perhaps the MOST important skill of all is knowing how to choose which photos to show others. Choosing the absolute best ‘take’ of…
Walking around Jaffa port today, looking for locations for some new photos, I stumbled on this scene. Man, Loving the new techmology!
Ronen, I just came across your work and there are no words! Your work is amazing and that is a true understatement. I can’t stop looking at the images. I am awestruck, moved, scared, all of the above! I too love photography and can only hope to aspire to your level of talent and creativity. What I think is even more lovely is how open and willing to share you are. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Megan
Thanks Megan, really warms the heart to read responses like this. glad you liked!
Ronan,, Your work is Phenomenal…Thank you for sharing your artistic work with us!
Beautiful work. Just found out about your art and now I will have a smile on my face all day long.
your work is beautiful man.luv your pictures! tx for makin tem.
If I’d really like your work! I think it is absolutely amazing. Plus the fact that you show how it was done. Fantastic!
making fantasy into real! awesome!
No boundary in photographs infinite ideals turns to reals Keep it up SIR. Goldman
Well, now I do too!
WOW… very, VERY wonderful. Keep dreaming and doing photos. Love it.
Very dynamic and beautiful. Keep dreaming! LOVE it —rose tern out here in Canada.