Some of the pictures that I took while visiting Jordan.

Some locks that caught my eye while walking in the streets of Tel-Aviv.

A visit to the narrow streets of Neve Tzedek, one of the oldest neighborhoods of Tel-Aviv (Israel), produced these interesting pictures. The old building and windows are reflected in the display windows of a modern shop.

I like this contrast of old and new. I hope you like it as well...

windows of a modern shop.

I like this contrast of old and new. I hope you like it as well...

Old and New doors in Neve Tsedek, the first neighborhood of Tel-Aviv. This is a companion album to 'A Window to the early days of Tel-Aviv'

Old and New windows in Neve Tsedek, the first neighborhood of Tel-Aviv (Israel).

Various number plates on houses in my neighbourhood and my city.

On Oct 2, 2006 we had Yom Kippur. Yom Kippur is the Jewish day of repentance, considered to be the holiest and most solemn day of the year.
In Israel, public non-observance (such as eating or driving a motor vehicle) is taboo. Yom Kippur has the nickname "Festival of Bicycles", referring to children's practice of freely riding their bicycles in the streets without motor vehicles presenting danger.

This album is dedicated to Roza (rozalia421).

a motor vehicle) is taboo. Yom Kippur has the nickname "Festival of Bicycles", referring to children's practice of freely riding their bicycles in the streets without motor vehicles presenting danger.

This album is dedicated to Roza (rozalia421).

This album will hold photos that I submit to Fotki Contests.