Israeli photographer Shlomo Shoham's passion for the image started in high school in the 1960s. His Haifa studio is today recognized as one of the largest, most modern, well-equipped photographic facilities in Israel. Initially located on Mount Carmel overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, Shoham's commercial and industrial photography studio includes a full high-ceiling 10x16 meter shooting area with advanced lighting and full digital support in addition to standalone traditional film exposure and processing capabilities.

An accomplished studio and location portrait photographer, and formally trained at Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, California, Shlomo served as staff photographer and later department head of a major American electrical utility, as instructor in the Air Force (IAF) where he established the training program for basic and advanced aerial photography, as well as managing a substantial aerial photography lab. A 1980 Brooks graduate, he graduated with special honors, having majored in Industrial & Scientific Photography. He served as a teaching assistant and was appointed by project head Mr. Vern Miller to the photographic staff to research the Shroud of Turin.

In addition to advertising agencies and graphic artists, clients have included Elbit, Elscint, Fibronics, General Electric (GE), Israel Power Electrical Company, Lumenis, Philips, Solgar, Iscar. Rigorous scientific and other hi-tech assignments are invited, in particular those demanding excellence in fluorescence photography, infrared photography, and high-speed photography.

Shoham Photography offers in-house graphic design services and is available for location and studio assignments throughout Europe and beyond. Inquiries are invited, and your initial studio contact will likely be with Leora, Shlomo's partner and wife; mother of their three grown children.

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