Photo Tel Aviv

Where passion meets place, and every frame tells a story. Born from the intersection of two deep loves-the art of photography and the soul of Tel Aviv-Photo Tel Aviv captures the heartbeat of the White City through Ido Biran's lens. What began in 2014 as Tel-Avivi has evolved into a visual love letter to one of the world's most vibrant cities.

For more than a decade, Biran has wandered Tel Aviv's sun-drenched streets, bustling markets, and colorful beaches, collecting moments that might otherwise slip away unnoticed. Each photograph is more than an image-it's a preserved piece of the city's ever-changing spirit, from the golden hour light dancing on Bauhaus facades to the raw energy of everyday life.

In 2019, this passionate documentation culminated in a stunning photo book featuring 190 carefully curated images-a decade's worth of discovery distilled into the most compelling visual stories of Tel Aviv. These weren't just his best shots; they were fragments of his ongoing romance with the city.

Since 2023, you'll find Biran sharing this love affair with the world every Tuesday and Friday at the renowned Nechalat Binyamin Art Fair, where passersby pause to see their city through fresh eyes. His work extends beyond street photography to collaborations with leading companies and corporations, documenting urban transformation and architectural evolution.

But perhaps most meaningfully, Biran's photographs have found permanent homes-gracing offices, private spaces, and public venues where they continue to inspire daily. His work has traveled far beyond the city limits, featured in exhibitions across the globe, yet always carrying the unmistakable DNA of Tel Aviv's unique energy.

Photo Tel Aviv isn't just about capturing what Tel Aviv looks like-it's about preserving what Tel Aviv feels like, one frame at a time.

Ido Biran, ​Ido Biran, ​the founder of Photo Tel Aviv, is a photographer and architect who blends his artistic talents to capture the city's urban landscape. Ido completed Tel Aviv University's film studies and graduated from UCLA's architecture school. After completing his studies, he turned his lens to the streets of Tel Aviv, documenting its ever-evolving architecture and urban culture, leading to the creation of Photo Tel Aviv.