Prison
Prison is really a mental condition.
It isn’t always the physical condition.
You can be in a five stars hotel and still feel you are in prison.
The fact that you can’t leave the place is what makes the difference.
Nobody can put your mind in prison. You can feel free in prison.
The image was taken in the underground prisoners museum in Jerusalem.
The place was the main prison of the British government from 1920 to 1948.
Hundreds of Jewish underground members who fought against the British mandate were imprisoned there.
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digitalmidge
I so agree with you Moshe, in more ways than I could ever explain…this is a great image but your thoughts and emotions are even greater my friend…
Zoe
Jacqueline Baker
great image in so many ways….technically, historically, emotionally and physically! All captured in one image….fantastic!
jtaft
This is very powerful work, and I love all the layers of meaning!
midzing
fantastic shot, and awesome concept,,, well done
gothgirl
Thank you for sharing this – with all the bars and shadows it makes a very effective statement
Eyal Nahmias
Love your writing, and description of thee prisoner state of mind.. How true it is! A well captured image that brings forth the concept of prison and the history of the place. A wonderful addition to the Art of the Middle East group.
H M Bascom
Strange, I’ve been thinking along these same lines. Today I uploaded two photos, one representing mental & spiritual prison, and one representing physical prisons. Great minds, eh? :-) Excellent work.
Cora Wandel
Moshe, fascinating image and story, quite compelling and thought provoking. – Cora
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