I enjoy watching these young 13 year olds marking their rite of passage into Jewish adulthood. I have to say, I still enjoy photographing Bar and Bat Mitzvah's. I photographed Olivia's sister's Bat Mitzvah about two years ago so it will be fun hanging out with the family again this weekend. We're getting ready for a big Bat Mitzvah this weekend and need to begin at 7:30 a.m tomorrow morning - a pretty early wake up call for all of us.
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Illumination was from camera left, my Quantum through my Zumbrella at 1/4 power at about 10 feet away.Ĭamera specs: Canon 7D fitted with a 24-105mm IS lens at 32mm, F5.6 1/15 second handheld, ISO 800. The sunlight and wonderful warm highlights caressed the beautiful pipe organ. The sun was just starting to fill the sanctuary. This image was taken in the side aisle of the temple looking back onto the famous Rockwern Organ. Plum Street Temple is so gorgeous, almost every angle makes for a breathtaking photograph. As I watched her rehearse with Rabbi yesterday morning, she was definitely ready and her confidence showed.Īfter the final rehearsal, I like to spend about 30 minutes photographing our soon to be Bat Mitzvah girl throughout the surrounds in which her Saturday service will take place. That means at 12 years old, this young lady began to learn the Hebrew language so that she can read the Torah and give a lesson on her Torah portion in front of the entire congregation on her selected special Saturday morning.įor this young lady, that happens to be tomorrow morning. To become a Bat Mitzvah, one must begin studies about a year ahead of time.
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