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Tag Archives: Michel Botman
Mandela
A few weeks ago, on the way to school, Jesse, one of the many bright kids in our carpool, and our son Noah were discussing Machiavellianism. Jesse made a particularly interesting and surprising comment on human nature and political systems.
Posted in Current Events, Family, Photography, Travel
Tagged Apartheid, Cape Town, District Six Museum, Mandela, Michel Botman, Michel Botman photographe, Michel Botman Photographer, Michel Botman photographie, Michel Botman Photography, Nelson Mandela, Noah Botman, Robben Island, Robben Island Cape Town, South Africa
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iPhonography
The invisibility of the ubiquitous I have started exploring the iPhone as an on-the-go option for personal documentary work. I recently took a couple of interesting images with an iPhone 5, roving the Bowie and Ai WeiWei exhibitions, at the … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged AGO, Art Gallery of Ontario, Bowie, Bowie exhibition, Bowie exhibition AGO, Bowie exhibition Toronto, David Bowie, David Bowie exhibition, David Bowie exhibition AGO, David Bowie exhibition Toronto, Documentary photography, Hipstamatic, iPhone photography, iPhonograhy, Michel Botman, Michel Botman photographe, Michel Botman Photographer, Michel Botman photographie, Michel Botman Photography, Photographie, Photographie documentaire
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“Arribada” – Rescuing Sea Turtles in Costa Rica
By Noah Botman In July 2013, I was fortunate to travel to Costa Rica with my family to experience the incredible biodiversity in one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
Posted in Family, Noah Botman, Travel
Tagged Costa Rica, howler monkey, Michel Botman, Michel Botman photographe, Michel Botman Photographer, Michel Botman photographie, Michel Botman Photography, Monteverde, Nicoya Peninsula, Noah Botman, Olive Ridley Sea Turtle, red-eyed frog, Rescuing sea turtles, Rio Verde, white-headed capuchin
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On Religion and Bovine Scatology
A few weeks ago, I was sent a joke by a Jewish friend of mine with whom I had had a rather challenging Shabbat dinner conversation on Judaic laws.
Posted in Israel / Judaism, Religion
Tagged Albert Einstein, bovine scatology, Einstein, humor, humour, joke, Judaism, Michel Botman, Michel Botman Photography, Religion, religious joke
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Memories from Auschwitz
In the spring of 1977, I was in my last year of Humanity studies at the “Collège St. Vincent”, in the small town of Soignies, in the French part of Belgium. I was invited to accompany my good friend André … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Holocaust, Israel / Judaism, Photography
Tagged André Gréga, anti-semitism, antisemitism, Auschwitz, Birkenau, Concentration camps, deutsche demokratische republik, History, Holocaust, holocaust memorial day, Holocaust remembrance, lech walesa, Michel Botman, Michel Botman photographe, Michel Botman Photographer, Michel Botman photographie, Michel Botman Photography, nuit et brouillard, Oswiecim, Poland, the march of the living, World War II
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Howard & Nancy Kleinberg: Testimonies of Survivors
By Noah Botman. On Sunday February 10, 2013, in preparation for “The March of the Living”, scheduled to take place early April, a few Jewish students – including our son, Noah – interviewed Holocaust survivors, Nancy and Howard Kleinberg. We … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Holocaust, Israel / Judaism, Noah Botman
Tagged anti-semitism, antisemitism, Auschwitz, Auschwitz tattoo, Bergen-Belsen, Concentration camps, Ghetto, History, Holocaust, Holocaust remembrance, holocaust survivors, Holocaust tattoo, howard kleinberg, Judaism, Lindy Amato, Majdanic, Mathousen, Michel Botman, Noah Botman, shoah, SS, Tattoo, the march of the living, Treblinka, Warsaw ghetto, World War II
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My take on the Canon EOS 6D
I usually don’t discuss technical photographic issues on my blog, but since I received a few inquiries about my equipment, I have decided to make a quick entry – particularly on the recent addition of a Canon EOS 6D to … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged 60D, 6D, 6D review, Canon 60D, Canon 6D, Canon 6D review, Canon EOS 60D, Canon EOS 6D, Canon EOS 6D review, Documentary photography, Michel Botman, Michel Botman photographe, Michel Botman Photographer, Michel Botman photographie, Michel Botman Photography, night photography, photo journalism, street photography
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Happy Happy …
Nous avons passé les fêtes en famille à Fort Lauderdale. Pour le réveillon de nouvel an, nous avons fait un petit feu d’artifice dans le jardin de la maison de Rica et Aron. C’est devenu une tradition familiale. Ces dix … Continue reading
Coureur de bois
. . . . . . . On January 28, 2010, I was invited to take the Oath of Citizenship in front of Judge Gill in Toronto. Lindy and Noah took the morning off in order to be present. It … Continue reading
Michel’s few words at Noah’s Bar Mitzvah
Before I start my speech, let me start by telling you what I am not going to say today.
Posted in Family, Noah Botman
Tagged Michel Botman, Michel Botman Photography, Noah Botman
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