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I have traveled the world photographing for clients, balancing art and commerce in all my assignment photography. For over 30 years of photographing, my photo Library is available for stock use.
I spent a ten year period photographing Jewish life today all over Germany visiting Jewish homes, businesses, Synagogues, ederly homes, and Jewish community Centers, I dicoverd the rebirth of the Jewish life. Today, Germany is home to an official Jewish population of more than 105,000, mostly recent immigrants from the former Soviet Union. Many more Jews born in the states of the former Soviet Union, Israel, or Germany choose not to affiliate with the official Jewish community, and thus the actual number may be much higher, probably exceeding 200,000. At present Germany has the third-largest Jewish population in Europe and the fastest growing Jewish population in Europe in recent years. The influx of refugees, many of them seeking renewed contact with their Jewish heritage, has led to a renaissance of Jewish life on German soil. In 2002 a Reform rabbinical seminary, Abraham Geiger College , was established in Potsdam. Additionally, Jewish studies has become a very popular subject for academic study, and many German universities have departments or institutes of Jewish studies, culture, or history.
$475.00 LightJet* prints, printed on KODAK PROFESSIONAL ULTRA ENDURA paper, signed by the artist and presented un-matted * The LightJet Print is the highest quality direct digital photographic process available today. The LightJet prints up to 48"x96" images directly to photographic paper or backlit DuraTrans materials at optical resolutions up to 406 dpi; but can produce stunning, razor sharp prints using a state-of-the-art interpolation technology derived from the satellite imaging industry. No other photographic process available today can provide prints so faithful to the original. Maximum sharpness is maintained even at high degrees of enlargement (up to 4 x 10 feet), and color fidelity and sharpness are unsurpassed.