Photographer Makes Photo Shoots Of Animals In Classical Style And The Results Are Awesome

Maria Rosenblatt is a professional fine art and portrait photographer based in Tel Aviv, Israel. She is also a professional musician; she plays the violin, and she also makes photo shoots for musicians. She expresses her passion for art through photography and music. She often focuses on artists’ portraits, mainly musicians, as well as pets and fashion photography.

She has an ongoing project, “Portraits of Soul,” focused on animal portraits that are meant to show the nobility and inner beauty of these creatures. As part of a voluntary project, she has helped shelter pets look for their forever homes. Thankfully, the pets that took part in her project were almost adopted by amazing humans.

For the exhibition, she chose 9 pictures that she put in “classical painting decor” style frames. Scroll down to see them below!

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Chloe

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According to her bio on her website, she was born in Ekaterinburg, Russia. Her exposure to the world of art began in early childhood when she started to play the violin. She graduated from the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory in 2007 and, after that, moved to Israel. There she decided to develop her artistic spirit more by acquiring new skills in visual arts and studying photography at Gavra Photography School.

Alice

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“I started my project when I brought my dog Didi to the studio, where I usually shoot portraits of people. I made some portraits of Didi, and after that, my friends and colleagues were just amazed by the results,” she shared.

Chicca

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She added, “I put on them some accessories, part of which I made by myself, and my idea was to show the aristocracy and nobleness that every pet has inside. I called my project “Portraits of Soul” because those accessories were just supposed to emphasize the inner world of those pets and their soul, which I believe there is in every creature.”