Wedding Photographer Israel by Ariel Ravinsky

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GETTING THE PERFECT SHOT - Wedding Phorographer Israel TeknoArt Photography Dream Team When the last guests have gone and the chosson and kallah leave with their gifts, all we have left of the wedding are the memories; a gift from Hashem. But memories can lose their luster over time, and the best way to keep them alive is to have something timeless and tangible to represent them. Ariel Ravinsky established TeknoArt Ltd, a photography dream team that preserves those memories. His team comprises a group of hand-picked photographers, lighting assistants and a design department. TeknoArt integrates high-end photographic equipment with superb photography skills and constant innovation. Their work takes them around Israel and across the world and they produce their albums at top-of-the-line print laboratories in Israel. We enjoyed discussing wedding photography in Israel with Ariel Ravinsky, CEO and founder of TeknoArt. Everyone has cameras on their phones now and anyone with a good camera can take pictures. So why do I need to hire a professional photographer? In the past, when photography involved using film, there was no room for mistakes. A photographer’s technical skills were paramount to his success. Cameras today are extremely sophisticated, but they are only our tools. If you bought a shiny trumpet that wouldn’t mean you could play jazz. Photographers have it easier today in terms of technical issues, and so are evaluated based mostly upon the artistic qualities of their work. My modern “trumpet” knows how to play notes by itself. But it’s the photographer who determines whether the “music” sounds pleasant. Today there are a lot of ways to design your own album. Why can’t I just take my photos from the wedding and make an album myself? When people try to do things on their own, irreversible mistakes can occur. Working with a studio ensures that every step of the process is completed with care and expertise, while still giving the client the opportunity to make sty