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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: ronsho / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: ronsho / Fri, 19 Aug 2016 13:02:50 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: ronsho The New Tel Aviv Showcase Exposed /slideshow/the-new-tel-aviv-showcase-exposed/65160944 thetelavivshowcase-160819130250
Following a 12 months work, the Tel Aviv new showcase is now released with cool items, gadgets and accessories designed to present the best out of the city. The new Tel Aviv collection is the world’s largest collection of Tel Aviv memorabilia, with more than 1600 items featuring the most fantastic set of the city scenes and views. This is the largest offering of Tel Aviv memorabilia items. Happily looking forward to your feedback, Ronsho Ronsho Visual Art]]>
Following a 12 months work, the Tel Aviv new showcase is now released with cool items, gadgets and accessories designed to present the best out of the city. The new Tel Aviv collection is the world’s largest collection of Tel Aviv memorabilia, with more than 1600 items featuring the most fantastic set of the city scenes and views. This is the largest offering of Tel Aviv memorabilia items. Happily looking forward to your feedback, Ronsho Ronsho Visual Art]]> Fri, 19 Aug 2016 13:02:50 GMT /slideshow/the-new-tel-aviv-showcase-exposed/65160944 ronsho@slideshare.net(ronsho) The New Tel Aviv Showcase Exposed ronsho Following a 12 months work, the Tel Aviv new showcase is now released with cool items, gadgets and accessories designed to present the best out of the city. The new Tel Aviv collection is the world’s largest collection of Tel Aviv memorabilia, with more than 1600 items featuring the most fantastic set of the city scenes and views. This is the largest offering of Tel Aviv memorabilia items. Happily looking forward to your feedback, Ronsho Ronsho Visual Art <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/thetelavivshowcase-160819130250-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Following a 12 months work, the Tel Aviv new showcase is now released with cool items, gadgets and accessories designed to present the best out of the city. The new Tel Aviv collection is the world’s largest collection of Tel Aviv memorabilia, with more than 1600 items featuring the most fantastic set of the city scenes and views. This is the largest offering of Tel Aviv memorabilia items. Happily looking forward to your feedback, Ronsho Ronsho Visual Art

The New Tel Aviv Showcase Exposed from Ron Shoshani

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0 �ճ��ڱ𳦳��ٱ��ٴǰ�� /slideshow/theperfecttelavivstorm/26323621 theperfecttelavivstorm-130918155445-phpapp02
Photographer Ron Shoshani loves Tel Aviv and wants to show his city in its best light. You might think that a blustery weekend such as this presents a challenge but in fact, Shoshani finds that storm clouds suit his textured hyperrealism… This is an article about the story of Ronsho, a cityscape photographer who documents Tel Aviv in a glamor, romantic and fashionable style. Ron Shoshani known as Ronsho, is an urban photographer. He lives in Tel Aviv, specializing in cityscape photography of local architecture. His works have been published on magazine covers, articles and media around the the world. His photographs look as though they belonged to glorify the urban dream architecture and buildings photographed. “I realized that my city deserves such a portfolio, deserves it as a modern developing city, endlessly interesting for tourists. A city of business and entertainment, the sea and nightlife, wonderful parks, fascinating museums, and diverse architecture”]]>
Photographer Ron Shoshani loves Tel Aviv and wants to show his city in its best light. You might think that a blustery weekend such as this presents a challenge but in fact, Shoshani finds that storm clouds suit his textured hyperrealism… This is an article about the story of Ronsho, a cityscape photographer who documents Tel Aviv in a glamor, romantic and fashionable style. Ron Shoshani known as Ronsho, is an urban photographer. He lives in Tel Aviv, specializing in cityscape photography of local architecture. His works have been published on magazine covers, articles and media around the the world. His photographs look as though they belonged to glorify the urban dream architecture and buildings photographed. “I realized that my city deserves such a portfolio, deserves it as a modern developing city, endlessly interesting for tourists. A city of business and entertainment, the sea and nightlife, wonderful parks, fascinating museums, and diverse architecture”]]> Wed, 18 Sep 2013 15:54:45 GMT /slideshow/theperfecttelavivstorm/26323621 ronsho@slideshare.net(ronsho) �ճ��ڱ𳦳��ٱ��ٴǰ�� ronsho Photographer Ron Shoshani loves Tel Aviv and wants to show his city in its best light. You might think that a blustery weekend such as this presents a challenge but in fact, Shoshani finds that storm clouds suit his textured hyperrealism… This is an article about the story of Ronsho, a cityscape photographer who documents Tel Aviv in a glamor, romantic and fashionable style. Ron Shoshani known as Ronsho, is an urban photographer. He lives in Tel Aviv, specializing in cityscape photography of local architecture. His works have been published on magazine covers, articles and media around the the world. His photographs look as though they belonged to glorify the urban dream architecture and buildings photographed. “I realized that my city deserves such a portfolio, deserves it as a modern developing city, endlessly interesting for tourists. A city of business and entertainment, the sea and nightlife, wonderful parks, fascinating museums, and diverse architecture” <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/theperfecttelavivstorm-130918155445-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Photographer Ron Shoshani loves Tel Aviv and wants to show his city in its best light. You might think that a blustery weekend such as this presents a challenge but in fact, Shoshani finds that storm clouds suit his textured hyperrealism… This is an article about the story of Ronsho, a cityscape photographer who documents Tel Aviv in a glamor, romantic and fashionable style. Ron Shoshani known as Ronsho, is an urban photographer. He lives in Tel Aviv, specializing in cityscape photography of local architecture. His works have been published on magazine covers, articles and media around the the world. His photographs look as though they belonged to glorify the urban dream architecture and buildings photographed. “I realized that my city deserves such a portfolio, deserves it as a modern developing city, endlessly interesting for tourists. A city of business and entertainment, the sea and nightlife, wonderful parks, fascinating museums, and diverse architecture”

The perfect tel aviv storm from Ron Shoshani

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0 Here comes the flood /slideshow/here-comes-the-flood/25131424 herecomestheflood-130811030317-phpapp01
a heavy fog that arrived from the Mediterranean sea into Tel Aviv advanced and covered the city. Low clouds and heavy fog covering the city might be a regular scene in San Francisco, but it is very unusual to have such a scene in Israel. The heavy fog was first observed on the afternoon, where people working in the city skyscrapers observed huge low clouds coming from the sea, probably from Cyprus and slowly advancing into the city. For some people this was a shocking scene that was seen only in movies like "the day after". The fog stayed all night across the shoreline and refused to go anywhere. In the next three days there was no wind, so these low clouds didn't go anywhere. more photos at: http://ron-shoshani.fineartamerica.com]]>
a heavy fog that arrived from the Mediterranean sea into Tel Aviv advanced and covered the city. Low clouds and heavy fog covering the city might be a regular scene in San Francisco, but it is very unusual to have such a scene in Israel. The heavy fog was first observed on the afternoon, where people working in the city skyscrapers observed huge low clouds coming from the sea, probably from Cyprus and slowly advancing into the city. For some people this was a shocking scene that was seen only in movies like "the day after". The fog stayed all night across the shoreline and refused to go anywhere. In the next three days there was no wind, so these low clouds didn't go anywhere. more photos at: http://ron-shoshani.fineartamerica.com]]> Sun, 11 Aug 2013 03:03:17 GMT /slideshow/here-comes-the-flood/25131424 ronsho@slideshare.net(ronsho) Here comes the flood ronsho a heavy fog that arrived from the Mediterranean sea into Tel Aviv advanced and covered the city. Low clouds and heavy fog covering the city might be a regular scene in San Francisco, but it is very unusual to have such a scene in Israel. The heavy fog was first observed on the afternoon, where people working in the city skyscrapers observed huge low clouds coming from the sea, probably from Cyprus and slowly advancing into the city. For some people this was a shocking scene that was seen only in movies like "the day after". The fog stayed all night across the shoreline and refused to go anywhere. In the next three days there was no wind, so these low clouds didn't go anywhere. more photos at: http://ron-shoshani.fineartamerica.com <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/herecomestheflood-130811030317-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> a heavy fog that arrived from the Mediterranean sea into Tel Aviv advanced and covered the city. Low clouds and heavy fog covering the city might be a regular scene in San Francisco, but it is very unusual to have such a scene in Israel. The heavy fog was first observed on the afternoon, where people working in the city skyscrapers observed huge low clouds coming from the sea, probably from Cyprus and slowly advancing into the city. For some people this was a shocking scene that was seen only in movies like "the day after". The fog stayed all night across the shoreline and refused to go anywhere. In the next three days there was no wind, so these low clouds didn't go anywhere. more photos at: http://ron-shoshani.fineartamerica.com

Here comes the flood from Ron Shoshani

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0 this is not Hong Kong /slideshow/this-is-not-hong-kong/25018783 thisisnothongkong1-130807052742-phpapp02
Well…this is NOT Hong Kong….but this point of view reminded me some images I’ve seen of Hong Kong. As you can see, a heavy fog that advanced from the Mediterranean sea into Tel Aviv – covered the city. Low clouds and heavy fog covering the city might be a regular scene in San Francisco, but it is very unusual to have such a scene in Israel. Fog is a rare phenomena in Israel and especially in Tel Aviv, as the city resides on the Mediterranean sea. Its not New York or Hong Kong, but with this image you can get some impression of the architecture of the Tel Aviv with its few towers and skyscrapers. These low clouds surrounded the major Reading power station in Tel Aviv, and advanced to the sport arena in the middle and the city new towers in the front of this image. The heavy fog started suddenly on a Thursday afternoon, where people working in the city skyscrapers observed huge low clouds coming from the sea, probably from Cyprus and slowly advancing into the city. For some people this was a shocking scene that was seen only in movies like “the day after“. The fog stayed all night across the shoreline and refused to go anywhere. In the next three days there was no wind, so these low clouds didn’t go anywhere.]]>
Well…this is NOT Hong Kong….but this point of view reminded me some images I’ve seen of Hong Kong. As you can see, a heavy fog that advanced from the Mediterranean sea into Tel Aviv – covered the city. Low clouds and heavy fog covering the city might be a regular scene in San Francisco, but it is very unusual to have such a scene in Israel. Fog is a rare phenomena in Israel and especially in Tel Aviv, as the city resides on the Mediterranean sea. Its not New York or Hong Kong, but with this image you can get some impression of the architecture of the Tel Aviv with its few towers and skyscrapers. These low clouds surrounded the major Reading power station in Tel Aviv, and advanced to the sport arena in the middle and the city new towers in the front of this image. The heavy fog started suddenly on a Thursday afternoon, where people working in the city skyscrapers observed huge low clouds coming from the sea, probably from Cyprus and slowly advancing into the city. For some people this was a shocking scene that was seen only in movies like “the day after“. The fog stayed all night across the shoreline and refused to go anywhere. In the next three days there was no wind, so these low clouds didn’t go anywhere.]]> Wed, 07 Aug 2013 05:27:42 GMT /slideshow/this-is-not-hong-kong/25018783 ronsho@slideshare.net(ronsho) this is not Hong Kong ronsho Well…this is NOT Hong Kong….but this point of view reminded me some images I’ve seen of Hong Kong. As you can see, a heavy fog that advanced from the Mediterranean sea into Tel Aviv – covered the city. Low clouds and heavy fog covering the city might be a regular scene in San Francisco, but it is very unusual to have such a scene in Israel. Fog is a rare phenomena in Israel and especially in Tel Aviv, as the city resides on the Mediterranean sea. Its not New York or Hong Kong, but with this image you can get some impression of the architecture of the Tel Aviv with its few towers and skyscrapers. These low clouds surrounded the major Reading power station in Tel Aviv, and advanced to the sport arena in the middle and the city new towers in the front of this image. The heavy fog started suddenly on a Thursday afternoon, where people working in the city skyscrapers observed huge low clouds coming from the sea, probably from Cyprus and slowly advancing into the city. For some people this was a shocking scene that was seen only in movies like “the day after“. The fog stayed all night across the shoreline and refused to go anywhere. In the next three days there was no wind, so these low clouds didn’t go anywhere. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/thisisnothongkong1-130807052742-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Well…this is NOT Hong Kong….but this point of view reminded me some images I’ve seen of Hong Kong. As you can see, a heavy fog that advanced from the Mediterranean sea into Tel Aviv – covered the city. Low clouds and heavy fog covering the city might be a regular scene in San Francisco, but it is very unusual to have such a scene in Israel. Fog is a rare phenomena in Israel and especially in Tel Aviv, as the city resides on the Mediterranean sea. Its not New York or Hong Kong, but with this image you can get some impression of the architecture of the Tel Aviv with its few towers and skyscrapers. These low clouds surrounded the major Reading power station in Tel Aviv, and advanced to the sport arena in the middle and the city new towers in the front of this image. The heavy fog started suddenly on a Thursday afternoon, where people working in the city skyscrapers observed huge low clouds coming from the sea, probably from Cyprus and slowly advancing into the city. For some people this was a shocking scene that was seen only in movies like “the day after“. The fog stayed all night across the shoreline and refused to go anywhere. In the next three days there was no wind, so these low clouds didn’t go anywhere.

this is not Hong Kong from Ron Shoshani

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0 неизвестный тель авив рона шошани /slideshow/ss-23246341/23246341 random-130620095306-phpapp02
Рон Шошани - профессиональный фотограф, который занимается любимым делом и достиг в нем определенных высот. Но не это - основная причина популярности его фотографий, которые регулярно перепечатывает израильское издание Time Out Israel, и которые за несколько минут собирают сотни "лайков" на Фейсбуке.]]>
Рон Шошани - профессиональный фотограф, который занимается любимым делом и достиг в нем определенных высот. Но не это - основная причина популярности его фотографий, которые регулярно перепечатывает израильское издание Time Out Israel, и которые за несколько минут собирают сотни "лайков" на Фейсбуке.]]> Thu, 20 Jun 2013 09:53:05 GMT /slideshow/ss-23246341/23246341 ronsho@slideshare.net(ronsho) неизвестный тель авив рона шошани ronsho Рон Шошани - профессиональный фотограф, который занимается любимым делом и достиг в нем определенных высот. Но не это - основная причина популярности его фотографий, которые регулярно перепечатывает израильское издание Time Out Israel, и которые за несколько минут собирают сотни "лайков" на Фейсбуке. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/random-130620095306-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Рон Шошани - профессиональный фотограф, который занимается любимым делом и достиг в нем определенных высот. Но не это - основная причина популярности его фотографий, которые регулярно перепечатывает израильское издание Time Out Israel, и которые за несколько минут собирают сотни "лайков" на Фейсбуке.

неизвестный тель авив рона шошани from Ron Shoshani

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0 Here comes the fog /slideshow/here-comes-the-fog/22133776 here-comes-the-fog-ron-shoshani-130529092254-phpapp01
a heavy fog advanced last week from the sea into Tel Aviv and covered the city. The center plaza in the photo is Kikar Hamedina plaza that was designed by the international architect Oscar Niemeyer Tel Aviv has several major plazas and the best known are Rabin Square, Dizengoff Circle and HaMedina Square - translated into the State Square. The State Square presented in this photo was designed by the international architect Oscar Niemeyer. Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 by a group of 66 jewish residents of Jaffa who envisaged a European style garden suburb, with wide streets and boulevards. A hundred years later, their vision has come alive. The city of Tel Aviv is an open air museum exhibiting an impressive display of international style buildings and Bauhaus architecture. Tel Aviv is the cultural and business hub of Israel and is an active city with lively entertainment, culture, art, fashion events, movie theaters, shopping malls, food festivals, a variety of cuisines and an attractive nightlife scene. As a result, Tel Aviv is sometimes called "The city that never stops" by tourists and locals alike. The city high rise buildings form a beautiful skyline against the shore and the beautiful beaches are an ideal spot for vacationers and attract people from all around. ]]>
a heavy fog advanced last week from the sea into Tel Aviv and covered the city. The center plaza in the photo is Kikar Hamedina plaza that was designed by the international architect Oscar Niemeyer Tel Aviv has several major plazas and the best known are Rabin Square, Dizengoff Circle and HaMedina Square - translated into the State Square. The State Square presented in this photo was designed by the international architect Oscar Niemeyer. Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 by a group of 66 jewish residents of Jaffa who envisaged a European style garden suburb, with wide streets and boulevards. A hundred years later, their vision has come alive. The city of Tel Aviv is an open air museum exhibiting an impressive display of international style buildings and Bauhaus architecture. Tel Aviv is the cultural and business hub of Israel and is an active city with lively entertainment, culture, art, fashion events, movie theaters, shopping malls, food festivals, a variety of cuisines and an attractive nightlife scene. As a result, Tel Aviv is sometimes called "The city that never stops" by tourists and locals alike. The city high rise buildings form a beautiful skyline against the shore and the beautiful beaches are an ideal spot for vacationers and attract people from all around. ]]> Wed, 29 May 2013 09:22:54 GMT /slideshow/here-comes-the-fog/22133776 ronsho@slideshare.net(ronsho) Here comes the fog ronsho a heavy fog advanced last week from the sea into Tel Aviv and covered the city. The center plaza in the photo is Kikar Hamedina plaza that was designed by the international architect Oscar Niemeyer Tel Aviv has several major plazas and the best known are Rabin Square, Dizengoff Circle and HaMedina Square - translated into the State Square. The State Square presented in this photo was designed by the international architect Oscar Niemeyer. Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 by a group of 66 jewish residents of Jaffa who envisaged a European style garden suburb, with wide streets and boulevards. A hundred years later, their vision has come alive. The city of Tel Aviv is an open air museum exhibiting an impressive display of international style buildings and Bauhaus architecture. Tel Aviv is the cultural and business hub of Israel and is an active city with lively entertainment, culture, art, fashion events, movie theaters, shopping malls, food festivals, a variety of cuisines and an attractive nightlife scene. As a result, Tel Aviv is sometimes called "The city that never stops" by tourists and locals alike. The city high rise buildings form a beautiful skyline against the shore and the beautiful beaches are an ideal spot for vacationers and attract people from all around. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/here-comes-the-fog-ron-shoshani-130529092254-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> a heavy fog advanced last week from the sea into Tel Aviv and covered the city. The center plaza in the photo is Kikar Hamedina plaza that was designed by the international architect Oscar Niemeyer Tel Aviv has several major plazas and the best known are Rabin Square, Dizengoff Circle and HaMedina Square - translated into the State Square. The State Square presented in this photo was designed by the international architect Oscar Niemeyer. Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 by a group of 66 jewish residents of Jaffa who envisaged a European style garden suburb, with wide streets and boulevards. A hundred years later, their vision has come alive. The city of Tel Aviv is an open air museum exhibiting an impressive display of international style buildings and Bauhaus architecture. Tel Aviv is the cultural and business hub of Israel and is an active city with lively entertainment, culture, art, fashion events, movie theaters, shopping malls, food festivals, a variety of cuisines and an attractive nightlife scene. As a result, Tel Aviv is sometimes called "The city that never stops" by tourists and locals alike. The city high rise buildings form a beautiful skyline against the shore and the beautiful beaches are an ideal spot for vacationers and attract people from all around.

Here comes the fog from Ron Shoshani

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0 ��ܳ��’s��Ի��ɾ��ٳ��ǲ��ǲ��󲹲Ծ� /slideshow/summersendwithronshoshani/16918370 israelity21c-ronsho-september-2011-130304064059-phpapp01
let’s take a look back at summer 2011 with photographer Ron Shoshani. Shoshani — who also works under the name Ronsho — spent a lot of time on the beach this summer, snapping pictures of the Tel Aviv shoreline, then taking the results back to the studio where he works his digital magic, creating hyperrealistic images that seem to almost jump off the screen.]]>
let’s take a look back at summer 2011 with photographer Ron Shoshani. Shoshani — who also works under the name Ronsho — spent a lot of time on the beach this summer, snapping pictures of the Tel Aviv shoreline, then taking the results back to the studio where he works his digital magic, creating hyperrealistic images that seem to almost jump off the screen.]]> Mon, 04 Mar 2013 06:40:58 GMT /slideshow/summersendwithronshoshani/16918370 ronsho@slideshare.net(ronsho) ��ܳ��’s��Ի��ɾ��ٳ��ǲ��ǲ��󲹲Ծ� ronsho let’s take a look back at summer 2011 with photographer Ron Shoshani. Shoshani — who also works under the name Ronsho — spent a lot of time on the beach this summer, snapping pictures of the Tel Aviv shoreline, then taking the results back to the studio where he works his digital magic, creating hyperrealistic images that seem to almost jump off the screen. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/israelity21c-ronsho-september-2011-130304064059-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> let’s take a look back at summer 2011 with photographer Ron Shoshani. Shoshani — who also works under the name Ronsho — spent a lot of time on the beach this summer, snapping pictures of the Tel Aviv shoreline, then taking the results back to the studio where he works his digital magic, creating hyperrealistic images that seem to almost jump off the screen.

Summer’s end with Ron Shoshani from Ron Shoshani

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0 Ron Shoshani loves Tel Aviv /slideshow/ron-shoshani-loves-tel-aviv/16579902 israelity21c-ronsho-december-2012-130217024111-phpapp02
Photographer Ron Shoshani loves Tel Aviv and wants to show his city in its best light. You might think that a blustery weekend such as this presents a challenge but in fact, Shoshani finds that storm clouds suit his textured hyperrealism]]>
Photographer Ron Shoshani loves Tel Aviv and wants to show his city in its best light. You might think that a blustery weekend such as this presents a challenge but in fact, Shoshani finds that storm clouds suit his textured hyperrealism]]> Sun, 17 Feb 2013 02:41:11 GMT /slideshow/ron-shoshani-loves-tel-aviv/16579902 ronsho@slideshare.net(ronsho) Ron Shoshani loves Tel Aviv ronsho Photographer Ron Shoshani loves Tel Aviv and wants to show his city in its best light. You might think that a blustery weekend such as this presents a challenge but in fact, Shoshani finds that storm clouds suit his textured hyperrealism <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/israelity21c-ronsho-december-2012-130217024111-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Photographer Ron Shoshani loves Tel Aviv and wants to show his city in its best light. You might think that a blustery weekend such as this presents a challenge but in fact, Shoshani finds that storm clouds suit his textured hyperrealism

Ron Shoshani loves Tel Aviv from Ron Shoshani

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0 Jaffa port /slideshow/jaffa-port/16357304 jaffaport-130205050006-phpapp01
photography of Jaffa port, the oldest port in the world !]]>
photography of Jaffa port, the oldest port in the world !]]> Tue, 05 Feb 2013 05:00:06 GMT /slideshow/jaffa-port/16357304 ronsho@slideshare.net(ronsho) Jaffa port ronsho photography of Jaffa port, the oldest port in the world ! <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/jaffaport-130205050006-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> photography of Jaffa port, the oldest port in the world !

Jaffa port from Ron Shoshani

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