"Born in 1972 in Israel. I’m a self taught, freelance photographer I got into street photography in 2009 as I was looking for my voice in photography. Before I found street photography, I felt that I was a technician of the camera and not a photographer, a creator. I wanted more and by searching for more meaning in my photography, I found street photography. It felt right from the beginning, I felt I was connecting to my subject and to the process of creation. It’s a kind of photography that is made from the heart and not from the head. There are no defined rules to live by. Since then, I’ve Been devoting my free time to street photography. For me, it is more than a genre of photography. It’s an approach to photography and to life. It is how I look at the world and how I see it even if I don’t have a camera. I make pictures by intuition, because I feel that I need to click the exposure button at that exact time. I do not plan or stage my photos. I let life unfold before me, I capture and present it as I see it and I bring my own unique perspective of the everyday life. I’m an observer of humanity and life, my role is to document the world I live in to tell its story from my point of view. My hope is for my work to become a part of a global pool of documentations for future generations so they will be able to learn and understand the times I live in"