November in Photos
My eleventh installment of visual summary
So here we are in early December and it feels like the end of the year is approaching fast. Let’s see what November looked like.
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated on November 4th, 1995 as he was leaving a pro peace rally in Tel Aviv. Hard to believe this happened twenty-nine years ago. I remember that day vividly. I was working as a security guard in Jerusalem that night and just felt sick to my stomach. I knew the country will change significantly after he was murdered, perhaps I didn’t realize how much it will change. In 2015 I wrote a longer essay about that day and about meeting Rabin and shaking his hand two years before he was killed, I encourage you to read it and reflect on whom and what we lost that day.
Instead of writing about the election results, I decided to share a couple of photos from my project titled “The Artist as Trump Supporter”.
This photo series was created during a mini-residency at Basilica Hudson after the 2016 election was called for Trump. Déjà vu anyone?
A framed print is heading down to a new collector in NYC. More framed prints are still available in my Framed Print Sale! My sincere thanks to those who reached out to me and purchased one. Please reach out to me if you are interested and I’ll share my very discounted pricing for the rest of 2024.
It’s getting dark before 5pm these days. I realized that I can make photos of ships and tugboats on the Hudson River before they reach a port later in the night.
Thank you for looking and reading. How was your November? I’d love to hear from you. If you like this newsletter please forward it to a friend or two, or three.
P.S. did you get to keep that awesome Airstream?
Great set of photos Alon! Cool to the collection of photo series photos, snap shots and everything in between! I've recently been wondering about getting into tilt shift set ups so cool to see your tilt shift set up!