From the table and the street

Assignment frames made in and around the school

A look, not a catalog

These photographs come from course assignments: a cafe table left in last light, crates at a morning market, a sitter in the window room, objects from the still-life cupboard, a balcony walk, a print coming out of the wash. They are examples of how a week at Lens Room can look — not a shop window, and not work we sell as prints.

If you want the rooms themselves, visit during desk hours or start from the course list. The school is at Ben Yehuda 142, Tel Aviv-Yafo. Saturday we are closed.

Cafe table and chairs on a Tel Aviv sidewalk at golden hour, a film camera on the table

Last light on a sidewalk table. Daylight Street, hour four.

Crates of citrus and herbs at an open-air market stall

Citrus crates on a market morning. A walking assignment off the boulevard.

Window-light portrait of a woman with silver hair

Guest sitter in the window room. Portrait Window Light.

Still life of film canisters, a key, an olive-oil bottle, and a folded map

Objects from the cupboard. Dark-Room Still Life, week two.

White Bauhaus balcony with a curved railing and a potted cactus in hard sunlight

Balcony and noon shadow. A short architecture walk between street sessions.

Hands lifting a wet black-and-white print from a darkroom water tray

A print leaving the wash tray. Same course, later that evening.

Hours if you want to visit

Sunday–Thursday 09:00–18:00, Friday 09:00–13:00, Saturday closed. October 2026. 03-544-8090 · desk@lensroom.pro · Map and form.

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