These are pictures of a juice stand at the entrance to the Carmel Market in Tel Aviv taken on a trip there last week with Yael Ruder.
Tel Aviv juice stand (photo essay)
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Lovely pics (except for the nails of that guy;D) I pass that place quite often…
Thanks! He has car mechanic hands but its only the stain of the pomegranate juice. I tried juicing at home and it colored my hands too
Ha! I always thought the same as Yael about his dirty hands. Nice to know it’s just the juice, also nice that you got a smile out of him
Great photos.
Thanks Ariella, He’s a moody fellow but surely not lacking in vitamin C
Beautiful photos. You’ve inspired me, I’m working on Lightroom.
I’d love to drink one of those wonderful juices! Pomegranate is such a wonderful fruit.
Cheers,
Rosa
Oh, I am loving these shots. They completely make me want to slurp up that frosty juice. Gorgeous!
Thanks Chez Us, Nobody noticed that I photographed the juice man in the summer, the rest of the pictures are from last week
Gorgeous, just gorgeous!
Mmmmm, love freshly squeezed fruit juices, especially orange and pomegranate. Great pics.
Julia
Thank you Julia!
Lovely photos, they remind me of fruit stands in Syria. No wonder, I suppose, because you are neighbours.