Geometry speaks in silence.
On King George Street in Tel Aviv‑Jaffa, modern lines rise with quiet strength.
This structure stands firm where the city has known both routine and unrest.
Its clean angles and bold planes reflect a city that endures.

There was no grand setup.
No tripod.
Just one lens, a steady frame, and a moment of clarity.
I waited for the right edge to align with the sky’s soft glow, and pressed the shutter.

In the first image, the corner comes forward.
The converging planes draw the eye upward, creating tension between earth and sky.
It is a statement of form.
Sharp, confident, unyielding.

The second image steps back.
The full edge reveals repetition, balconies stacked like chapters in the city’s story.
A lone plant clings to life against clean concrete.
A small sign of softness, of green hope.

Tel Aviv‑Jaffa is both familiar and unexpected.
Here, geometry meets life.
In times of tension, even conflict, the city remains, reorganizing itself, layer by layer.

Both images together show presence and perspective.
From tight abstraction to open context.
They remind us that architecture, like cities, is about resilience.

This was captured handheld with the Canon EOS R5 Mark II.
No tripod.
No filters.
Just light, lens, and careful aim.

These moments matter.
Not for what they create.
But for what they witness.

Amir
Photographer, Builder, Dreamer
amir2000.nl