Meir Martin
Studio
1442 SW 12 Ave, Pompano Beach, Florida. 33069
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About Meir Martin's Artwork from 1970
The mystique of Jerusalem and especially the architecture in the old city was one mile from my home.
Brought me to the world of Photography.
I served in the Israeli Navy in the most amazing places on Earth, where the sun is red, and orange-blue is the ocean color.
The Sinai desert and the ocean moved me to be a professional photographer when every picture cannot reflect reality.
After completing my service in the Navy, I opened my first studio and began photographing the old city of Jerusalem and the nature that surrounds Jerusalem. From wadding and modeling pictures that were my income, I discovered that Israel has one of the most significant avian migrations globally, and Eilat became a hot spot for me.
I split my time from Studio to Birds. My goal was to publish the Book "Dessert Birds Of Israel."
While on my many drives from the North of Israel to Eliot, we discovered many new species in Israel.
1986 I published the book "Desert Birds of Israel." In this book, I have the two remaining 'Lappet Faced Vultures" in Israel; only six months after the book, the birds became extinct from that region.
And in 2014, the world added a new species of bird, "Desert Tawny Owl: New Species of Bird Discovered" I photographed the first picture in the world of Hume's Owl (Strix butleri), male and the female (old name) in the Dead Sea. 1984.
From 1982 to 1987, I photographed more than 20 new species in Israel and photographed more than 370 speeches of birds in Israel.
I traveled to Africa and other places to complete my book, "desert Birds of Israel."
When the world moved to the Digital, I started creating new art combining Photography, Computer Technology, imagination, and time.
I have called my art, SuRReal Nature, by combining all these elements. All of my prints are on 'High-quality Exhibition Canvas Gloss". Visit SuRReal Nature.com and see the Ceiling Artwork.
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I built and Invented a new concept to clean high-quality oriental rugs from Dog or Cat Urine odor. The reviews on PetPeePee Google prove that my invention is an essential service for the pet lever that needs Natural cleaner. Visit PetPeePee on YouTube.
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Put a bird -- or 3,000 -- on it Art Sun-Sentinel.
Pompano Beach artist Meir Martin creates 1,000-pound, spinning photo collage of Everglades bird life.
August 8, 2012|By Phillip Valys, Sun Sentinel
Last fall, digital photographer Meir Martin hopped into his car with a friend and road-tripped to the Everglades, packing food, his Nikon SLR and enough battery power to snap 3,000 pictures of native birds during mating season.
Trekking to the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach, Blue Cypress Lake near Vero Beach and Dinner Island Ranch near Clewiston, the Israeli-born artist spent one day amid the freshwater prairies and forested Rocklands, training his camera on wood storks, great egrets and roseate spoonbills. After he finished, Martin used computer software to mount some of his images into a single painting, depicting avian life in a seamless collage of digital photography.
"Surreal Nature," the result, measures 40 feet long and weighs north of 500 pounds. Martin thinks it's a serious contender for next year's Guinness Book of World Records.
"It is definitely the widest painting of the Everglades ever made," the Pompano Beach resident claims. "I'm snapping pictures like crazy – dead trees, sawgrass ponds, spoonbills, sandhill cranes – every one of these birds is one image, composited together. Taking one picture of the sky does nothing for me, because I wanted to describe every bird, every sunset, all the beauty of nature, 360 degrees around me. So I compress everything."
The creation is one of nearly four dozen works on display for "Surreal Everglades," his solo exhibition opening Wednesday and running through Sept. 26 inside Gallery Six at the Broward County Main Library. Since 2008, Martin has been calling such images "digital paintings," each created by blending several – and sometimes thousands – of individual stills, like puzzle pieces, into oversize nature portraits on canvas.
This Picture of the two Owls. Led a new species to the world in 2005.
From 1982 to 1987, I Dedicated myself to chapters of the Israel Birds; my mission was to publish The Birds of Israel Book, Solitary. In 5 years, I capture 375 Species of Israel birds. Using the Nikon 1000MM manual focus.
Israel Meir martin Nikon F2 +1000MM
Invention that change the Carpet Cleaning industry, Oriental rug cleaning Naturally.
Lappet-faced Vulture or Nubian Vulture (Torgos tracheitis) was endemic to the Israel desert territory.
This is the only picture of the eel population that remained in the Israel Desert in 1987. Six munch after photographing the lappet face vulture, it becomes extinct in Israel.
The Israeli lappet-faced vulture is different from his family in Africa.
Ceiling artwork
Meir Martin Artwork on Facebook Group Surreal Nature Gallery
