The ultra-orthodox photographer Miki Spitzer (Photo: Miki Spitzer)
Miki Spitzer, an ultra-Orthodox youth from the city of Beitar, is a nature and landscape photographer who manages to move people with his extraordinary photos.
This week he won an international competition held in Budapest, the capital of Hungary.
Winning Image: Tornado in West Texas.
The ultra-orthodox photographer Miki Spitzer (Photo: Miki Spitzer)
The ultra-orthodox photographer Miki Spitzer (Photo: Miki Spitzer)
In an interview with Walla!
Yehudus tells Miki: "As a nature and landscape photographer who likes to document the forces of nature, whether it's volcanoes, glaciers, northern lights, in particularly harsh weather conditions."
The ultra-orthodox photographer Miki Spitzer (Photo: Miki Spitzer)
The ultra-orthodox photographer Miki Spitzer (Photo: Miki Spitzer)
"I've always been attracted to photographing storms," he says, "in May 2021 I went to the USA to an area called Tornado Alley and chased tornadoes in 9 different states in the US.
The chase was difficult, challenging, sometimes dangerous, and with a lot of patience."
"On one of the days of the chase, I arrived in West Texas and a large tornado developed right in front of my eyes.
It was an amazing and special moving spectacle.
I managed to take a special picture where you see the storm approaching and a tremendous lightning that appears on the side," Spitzer tells Walla! Judaism.
The ultra-orthodox photographer Miki Spitzer (Photo: Miki Spitzer)
The ultra-orthodox photographer Miki Spitzer (Photo: Miki Spitzer)
As mentioned, the photo won the Bifa international photography competition held in Budapest, and according to him, "As an Israeli photographer, I feel that I represent the State of Israel in international competitions and there is nothing more exciting than winning."
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