Harvard Israel Trek

For me, Harvard’s Israel Trek made me rethink fundamentally how I consume information and forced me to reshape my attitude to preconceived notions. Over the course of nine days, together with a group of 50 fellow Harvard students, now lifelong friends, I learned from experts in Israeli…

Dynamic Range

In photography, the “dynamic range” of a picture is the difference between its brightest highlight and darkest shadow. In music…

Israel Trek — Photo Blog

What I Will Remember

Shiny green meadows and dusty deserts. The golden dome of Al-Aqsa twinkling in the sunlight. The fog over the murky water of the Galilee, with a surface so smooth my footsteps send down ripples deep into the sea. Soccer jerseys, striped in red and blue, sold on the Via Dolorosa. Dimly lit hip restaurants…

Finding Home

Can home be created? Or what does home even mean? Is it a physical place where one feels safe, or is it more of an idea that makes one feel less alone? These were the questions I had in my mind before I set foot in Ben Gurion Airport for the first time.

Questioning my own expectations

From a young age, my family filled my mind with stories about Israel. Some from the Bible, some from personal experience, and eventually some from history, but all those stories were running like a steady stream underneath all my thoughts, feeding and nurturing my dreams…

The View Israeli Great

So I captured said view for your exploration at the following link:

bit.ly/abbyreflection