Motty Levy: PDF Portfolio

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ABOUT“Using a small camera, available light and capturing a sense of the fleeting and the candid, Motty’s photographic style is influenced by his many years experience as a photojournalist. He finds no need to stage, force or manufacture situations when the richness of the real experience is so apparent to his sensitive and intuitive eye. The result is that he produces uncontrived images of people that are expressive and revealing of their emotions and relationships.” - Marcia Rafelman Fine Art

HIS CLIENTS INCLUDESilver Jeans, ACTRA, The Toronto International Film Festival, Flare Magazine, NOW Magazine, Skating Magazine, The Toronto Star, The Toronto Globe and Mail, The Hugh MacMillan Rehabilitation Center, Scarborough Grace Hospital, Workers’ Compensation Board, The Ran Group, Jolesh Photography and York University.

Motty has also photographed for Israeli newspapers such as The Jerusalem Post, Ma’ariv, Yidiyot Achronot and Hadashot.

HIS EXHIBITS INCLUDEThe spirit of Community function 2006.In the Junction - Group Show (Contract 2003), Bathurst Jewish Center, Toronto, 2000. Marcia

Rafelman Fine Art Gallery (Contract 2000), Marcia Rafelman Fine Art Gallery (Contract 99), CNE Israel Pavilion, The Carrot Gallery.

Motty has been working as a photojournalist and fine art photographer for the past 19 years. His work has been exhibited and published in Canada, Israel, France & Belgium.

REPRESENTATIONMarcia Rafelman Fine Art. Toronto.First Light. Toronto.

EDUCATION1985 Diploma in Technical and Scientific Photography, The Technion School of Photography, Israel

OCCUPATIONDocumentary and life style photographer

EXTRA INFOIn my work I am a “fly on the wall”. Some of my most powerful images arise from my own deepest beliefs. My photographic philosophy is to feel and capture the elusive moment. I have the intuitive urge to capture “the” live moment. I also strongly believe that good pictures should speak for themselves; words are not necessary.