
A Splash of Pride
Aerial view of Tel Aviv's Pride Beach, capturing colorful beach umbrellas, sunbathers, and the shoreline. This aerial beach scene unfolds as a lively grid of parasols, loungers, bathers, and a narrow edge of sea. The photographic viewpoint turns the shoreline into a study of pattern, rhythm, and color, with crisp detail and strong sunlight sharpening each shadow. Bright and energetic, it brings a playful contemporary presence to any living area, office, or hospitality setting. Classic box frame. Printed on Fine Art paper, framed in blue/ocean-colored maple wood, and protected with museum-grade acrylic glass. Print size: 100 × 75 cm Framed size: 110 × 85 cm (including border and frame) Available to order in custom sizes & colors upon request.

Tal Mor
Tal Mor is a photographer and multidisciplinary visual artist based in Tel Aviv, with a background in filmmaking, photography, and visual creation. Over the years, he has worked in directing, cinematography, and editing, and lived in Amsterdam for approximately 12 years — a period that influenced his aesthetic language and the way he observes spaces, people, and color. "My artistic approach stems from a desire to view the world from a new perspective and to discover moments of color, freedom, and beauty within it. Through photography, and aerial photography in particular, I transform landscapes and everyday scenes into almost abstract images composed of lines, repetition, vivid colors, and textures. My work moves between documentation and imagined reality, carrying a sense of longing for childhood, summer, simplicity, and carefree moments. I strive to create art that is accessible and full of life — art that invites the viewer to pause, feel, and absorb a little joy, light, and optimism."
Tal Mor is a photographer and multidisciplinary visual artist based in Tel Aviv, with a background in filmmaking, photography, and visual creation. Over the years, he has worked in directing, cinematography, and editing, and lived in Amsterdam for approximately 12 years — a period that influenced his aesthetic language and the way he observes spaces, people, and color. "My artistic approach stems from a desire to view the world from a new perspective and to discover moments of color, freedom, and beauty within it. Through photography, and aerial photography in particular, I transform landscapes and everyday scenes into almost abstract images composed of lines, repetition, vivid colors, and textures. My work moves between documentation and imagined reality, carrying a sense of longing for childhood, summer, simplicity, and carefree moments. I strive to create art that is accessible and full of life — art that invites the viewer to pause, feel, and absorb a little joy, light, and optimism."