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Workshop

Workshop

Smartphone photography / by Alisa Visoki
6.12.2024 | 10:00
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The Studio

The Studio

Photoshoot session / by Lior Horesh
Personal | couple | family portrait
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THE ARTISTS GALLERY
THE ARTISTS GALLERY
THE ARTISTS GALLERY
THE ARTISTS GALLERY
THE ARTISTS GALLERY
THE ARTISTS GALLERY

OUR SHOP


We started in 1936 as an active photo house on 30 Allenby Street, Tel Aviv. More than once visitors come here and lose a sense of time as they browse through the variety of products, books and archive albums and develop in-depth conversations with our small and warmly staff.

Have we awakened all your senses?
Come with love for a magical experience.

OUR SALON


The PhotoHouse Salon is a magical and intimate space, designed in the style of the 60s. A space where there is no sense of time :)

Our salon is used as a cultural venue for lectures, workshops and exhibitions, It hosts our photography studio and is also available for rent for private events.

OUR ARCHIVE


Rudi Wiesenstein, the founder of The PhotoHouse, documented the events of the developing country and its inhabitants for 50 decades and cultivated a magnificent archive with over a million negatives that we preserve in The PhotoHouse.

Visit the Archive...

OUR PHOTOSHOOT SESSIONS


The PhotoHouse studio has reopened after over a decade. You are welcome to come for an intimate photo session in a warm and pleasant atmosphere.

OUR FINE ART PRINTS


It is important for us to produce for you prints with the best quality of finish possible.

We work with artisans who are experts in their field and quality raw materials with an archival standard. We love what we do and invest all our love in it.

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OUR DOCUMENTRY "LIFE IN STILLS"


In the documentry film 'Life in stills', Miriam Weissenstein and her grandson Ben Peter embark on a journey to save the legendary "PhotoHouse".

Director: TAMAR TAL
Producer: BARAK HEYMANN
Link to watch the movie

From the Blog: Dialogue with archive photos

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