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Set against a delicate pink canvas, five pompon dahlias come alive in a mesmerizing array of colors. Arranged in a thoughtful configuration — two poised above and three below — they create a visual spectrum reminiscent of a rainbow. Each dahlia, distinct in its hue, contributes to a multicolored masterpiece that celebrates diversity and unity simultaneously.

This piece is an embodiment of joy, diversity, and the enchanting dance of colors in nature. It's a testament to Assaf Frank's vision of blending the wild beauty of flowers with the refined aesthetics of modern decor. It invites the viewer into a world where nature's palette knows no bounds and every hue has a story to tell... read more

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Visiting the Grand Canyon is always a highlight of any photo trip I take. Unfortunately, quite often, it's really hazy or there is just a plain "blue bird" sky. This visit was neither of those scenarios.

It was still midday when I arrived at the North Rim Visitor Center and went to capture Bright Angel Point. The wind was strong enough to easily blow my baseball cap away and I knew that would make it difficult to capture longer exposures due to wind shaking the camera.

By the time I made it to Cape Royal, a few clouds lingered and the wind had mercifully died down. Then, out of pure luck, the sunset at the perfect spot in the valley, lighting up the streaking clouds above and making for the best VAST photo from that entire trip... read more

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