chandeliers Archives - Noëmie Rubinsztejn Photography

Photography

Suspended Suspense, Antwerp, Belgium

May 9, 2024

I love the shape of the staircase, reminding me of a seahorse I saw in a documentary. Its spiral form and light have a hypnotic power. The photograph features a staricase that reminds of a seahorse. A photograph capturing a square spiral staircase from a low-angle perspective. The staircase is painted in crisp white, with black metal railings featuring a crisscross pattern. A vibrant yellow accent lines the edges, adding warmth and contrast to the geometric symmetry as the structure narrows toward the top.

Stairs often add a lot to the beauty of a building through their forms, style, colors, and grace. I love the shape of the staircase, which reminds me of a beautiful seahorse I just heard saw in a documentary.

Its spiral form and the light emanating from the deep center of the picture have a hypnotic power over me.

When I carefully stare into the stairwell, I am slowly but surely sliding into the yellow and blue, never-ending sea of my dreams and secret wishes. Looking at it, opens a door to my imagination and story-telling abilities. And is not this the highlight of creativity?

Lifestyle

Magic, Rome, Italy

July 4, 2023

This "Magic" photo was taken in Rome and features a closeup on a chandelier, an old chair and table and a ball, surrounded by red wallpaper.

I always search a specific element which will turn my photograph into magic. A special visual effect which will attract the visitor’s eye and make him/her want to know more about the picture’s story.

A story which I will gladly share while try to push him/her into his/her imagination and dream universe.

Indeed, I think that photography is more meaningful when feelings are shared between the photographer AND the viewer. It is then that the photograph achieves its reality and existence.

Photography

Raining lights, Jerusalem, Israel

September 19, 2019

This photo was taken in Jerusalem in a hotel which loved mixing modernity and history. And loves playing with light and mirror reflections

I love giving light a major role in my photography as it enables me to use fewer filters and stay close to the original picture. This photograph was shot in a hotel in Jerusalem where it rarely rains, but the game of lights gave the impression I was walking under a sky of raining and falling lights. The illumination of the various chandeliers created a feeling that light was claiming, fighting and conquering its existence while shining bright like the beautiful stars that filled the endless sky.