Following the trend of animals looking like animated personages, sharing with you this funny image of golden jackal from my archive. I don't really remember what exactly grabbed his attention, but jackal

Mountain gazelles in a moment of contemplation. Photographed in Mitzpe Naftoah forest at outskirts of western Jerusalem. That forest, more precisely, a hill covered by a tiny grove which is being ignored

I made this image, as most of wildlife pictures, in a dull, absolutely boring grove in the middle of dry season when vegetation was covered by thick layer of dust. However, some skills and long lens made

I found this cute fox cub slipping next to the den and stayed very quiet waiting for him to wake up. I knew from past experience that when fox wakes up and starts yawning - it is always very funny. Sometimes

To celebrate reaching 666 followers I will be giving away $6.66 SBD to one lucky artist or photographer! This one goes out to all the misunderstood. As we know Lucifer was a fallen angel. He merely refused

Assaf Gavra was my partner in crime in couple of photo-trips abroad. I managed to photograph him at several occasions, but this portrait is my favorite despite the fact that he was photographed from behind.

The Messengers of the Apocalypse are already here, between us. They take the appearance of cat or neighbor. Inconspicuous, ordinary they are waiting for their time to come. Yet, sometimes, when day is

Tristram starling is a species of starling native to Middle East. At Dead Sea area these birds are under protection and have no fear of humans. It is exciting to feel so close to nature while being surrounded

Snowfall in Jerusalem is very rare. It occurs ones in two-three years and snow is quickly melting. Every time a forecast states there is a possibility to snow in Jerusalem, I was heading towards small

A friend of mine who lit my interest in photography once said - "Good wildlife photo is one in which you can replace the animal by cat and photograph still will look great." I thought a lot about

Those of us having kids familiar with that: you are back home after long working day, but there is no rest - kids claim you for their games! Oh... Apparently it works same way for foxes: I was waiting

I can't help but smile each time I stumble upon this image while delving into my photo-archive. This bird called Eurasian stone curlew. It occurs throughout Europe, north Africa and southwestern Asia.

It is not that difficult to spot Golden Jackal in my region. Jackals are common at mountain parts of the country. They become active at dusk. Their hows sound frightening, but Jackals are harmless for

I will finish the owl series with this photograph which is my favorite. I like how moss hanging from a branch adds a character to the image. Technical info: CameraNikon D7100 LensNikkor 500mm If you like

How about a signing owl? :) Blue sky at the background while taking pictures in the dense, dark forest is always a bless. Catching owl with open beak is a nice addition. Technical info: CameraNikon D7100

The hidden part of wildlife photography is about finding the subject. Long distances are covered and many hours are spent in field dedicated to that. In 2014 I traveled all the way long from Israel to

I've pretty much photographs of foxes in my archive but this picture is special for me. A unique coincidence of circumstances created a composition of confrontation between fox and wasp. The chances that

While walking in fields in vicinity of my neighborhood I spotted a fox family. Their den was located somewhere inside an abandoned greenhouse. The greenhouse was surrounded by olive groves and fields.

The first 2 weeks of October 2016 I spent hiking in Nepal. As an avid photographer I carried my camera everywhere and virtually slept with it. Day passed, we climbed higher and higher, yet I felt there

Lazy afternoon next to the den