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Noëmie Rubinsztejn Photography
Noëmie Rubinsztejn Photography
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    • INTIMATE DESIGN CORNER
      • Colors
      • Black & White
    • URBAN LANDSCAPES
      • Colors
      • Black & White
  • Humor Me
    • FUNNY BUNNY
    • HMMM & AHAAA
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    • SARCASM
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NATURE LANDSCAPES


Only nature itself can recreate the emotions, colors, and bold contrasts that emerge from nature photography...

Nature photography has long captivated nature enthusiasts, as it encompasses a wide range of subjects, including landscape photography, wildlife photography, and conservation photography. Organizations like National Geographic have played a significant role in raising awareness about the power and importance of wildlife photography and photography as a whole.

I love capturing this genre because many of my best shots happen unexpectedly – during national park adventures or nature road trips. The composition of each image is shaped by natural light, a sudden flight of a bird, a shy and hiding animal hidden, or a bold, fluffy cat striking a proud pose. I never alter a natural scene that unfolds before my lens, as these surprise elements are what make landscape photography so compelling and authentic.

My fine art prints highlight the many facets of outdoor photography. No matter how much one tries to control a natural setting, something unexpected always finds its way into the frame – a gust of wind, dim light, a shifting lens flare, or a moody, cloud-covered landscape. But isn’t it precisely this unpredictability of nature that makes the universe so extraordinary?

This photo was taken in Antwerp, Belgium, and features a tree in the middle of bushes which seems to start flying. It's like magic.
The photograph was shot in a forest in Belgium and features a red bed of leaves and trees that seem to be wanting to enter the cold water. Looking at Skinny-Dipping opened my eyes and a door to my imagination. And is not this the importance of creativity?
This photo was taken in Tuscany and features a bridal photo shoot in the middle of the Tuscan fields.
This photo was taken in Versailles, France, in the beautiful gardens of the palace which are unforgettable and breathtaking. “A Tree Ran Through a River” – My favorite season is fall, as nature seems to reveal its most vulnerable side. A collection of autumn leaves in shades of orange, yellow, and red floats on a dark, reflective surface. The water mirrors the sky and trees above, adding depth to the scene. The vibrant colors of the leaves contrast beautifully with the smooth, glass-like reflection, creating a captivating seasonal composition.
This photo was taken near Spa in Belgium and features the typical Belgian fall colors in the woods.
This photo was taken in a park in Antwerp, Belgium, and features a forgotten and rusted bridge, surrounded by trees and leaves.
This photo was taken in the Hula Valley and features the magnificent view of the valley.
This photo was taken near Spa in Belgium and features a close-up of the typical Belgian fall colors in the woods.
This photo was taken at the Dead Sea and features a beautiful sky overlooking the Dead Sea and its tourists. Nature photography is everywhere, even at the Dead Sea! This photo is, according to me, magical as when looking at it for the first time a sense of liberty slowly but surely overthrows the picture.
This photo was taken in Chenonceau in the Loire region, France, in its beautiful castle which is unforgettable and breathtaking. I shot "50 Shades of Pink" in the Château de Chenonceau in France, and it is one of the most beautiful arrangements I have ever seen.
« Ceci n’est pas un Rêve » was taken in a dreamy and mystery location that seemed to derive straight from a fairy tale. This photograph features a lake surrounded by trees, a house. All the above-mentioned elements are reflected in the lake. It is all very symmetric.
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, Brussels

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