Winds of Inspiration

Hudson River, NYC

Photo by OneinfocusMay 6, 2010

When the winds of inspiration are blowing don't get caught with your sails down.

Take hold of the motivation and let it propel you to new spiritual heights.

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Michoel is an innovative educator, outdoor enthusiast and avid photographer. Michoel grew up in Australia where he used the 'Outback' to refine his photography skills. He pursued studies at Mayanot in Israel, the Rabbinical College of America in New Jersey and Rabbinical studies at Kollel Menachem in Brooklyn NY. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Sarah, and daughter. Read more about his organization at Oneinfocus.org.

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Anonymous Brooklyn, NY May 9, 2010

Amazing I love your work, keep it up! Reply

Michoel Ogince Brooklyn, NY May 8, 2010

Response to Yoel Leib Hi Yoel,

Thank you for kind words.

In answer to your question: The photograph is always taken first. Thereafter I spend hours studying the photo and writing the caption. Reply

Yoel Leib May 6, 2010

I'm really enjoying these photographs. You have a good eye, and really like to use the bright and contrasting colors to express yourself.

Just curious, which comes first for you: do you see the sight and think of the caption and then take the photo, or do you take the photo and then come back to it later and think of the caption? Reply

Sara g Brooklyn May 6, 2010

Wow Beatiful picture and message! Reply

Zoe May 6, 2010

Be prepared Yes, we have to sail on when the inspiration comes to us. G-d gives it to us to share with others. Reply

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Oneinfocus is committed to educating and inspiring people on a global scale, using photography and other forms of visual technology to spread Torah, Chassidus and positive life values.