At the Head of Grottoes by Nira Dabush

yves colas 19 Nov 2017

mervelous photos,superb grottoes,water color too;thank's for sharing.

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Karen Helsing 04 Jun 2012

Beautiful shot, Nira!

Stefani Wehner 28 Apr 2012

I am just discovering these magnificent photos.......what a fabulous place.......want to dive in this clear water!

Anonymous Guest 29 Aug 2010

Phenomenal shots of this area and the waters are so very clear you can almost see to the bottom. Great composition to the photos.

Meg McDade 12 Mar 2010

Breathtaking!

Steven Torrisi 15 Jun 2008

Ancient and mysterious comes to mind. Have you ever dived this spot. Curious to know if any ancient ruins lie underneath.

geoff cooper 14 Jun 2008

fantastic captures Nira..

Sigridur Bachmann 12 Jun 2008

Extraordinary and outsanding beautiful phorograps.!!!! :::::::: SUPERB.:::::...

Nelly van Nieuwenhuijzen 12 Jun 2008

LIKE A DREAM, MARVELLOUS IMAGES AND PLACES!!!

Anonymous Guest 11 Jun 2008

omg that is so beautiful!!! LOVE seeing the depth in the water, wowee -- Tahnja

Gavin North 11 Jun 2008

How beautiful is the color of the water. this is a gorgeous shot Nira, truly stunning. I can honestly say I have never seen water this color. I really like your this composition of this piece and I love how the water seems to flow over the border you have created, really well done

Mrs.David Jobes(Dee) Jobes 11 Jun 2008

SPECTACULAR Beauty captured magnificently and framed stunningly,my Dear Friend!!!The Top photo is STUNNING and a work of Art!!!Bravo!!!FANTASTIC Captures,Nira!!!David&I hope You and Your Beautiful Family have a Beautiful Fantastic Day filled with Love,Peace and Joy!!!((((((((Hugs))))))),Dee&David :):)

Joanna Jungjohann 11 Jun 2008

oh and wow, Nira, these are absolutely beautifully taken images of a very beautiful place, awesome, jo!!~

Hector Rios - Arternatives 11 Jun 2008

Lady Nira..... I have got to see this place for myself. the clarity of the water is unbeleivable. What time of year is this? North of Israel by Tyre / Sidon? Lebannon.... I know with certainty thes have to be the waters of the Mediterranean Sea.... but where? The depth of the waters through these caves seem to fluctuate from 18 - 25 feet, I wonder if scuba diving would be the best entry. Let me know Nira... I love Israel and might be traveling there for there in August * H

Artist Reply: Dear sir Hector, erev tov = good evening from Israel :-)... Thanks for visiting my portfolio and your great interest in visiting my country. In the photo, you view the caves of water in Rosh Hanikra. Rosh Hanikra, is the Northern spot of Israel. Yes , it's close relatively to Sidon. It's actually in the border with Lebanon. In those caves , you see here, you don't dive. I can't estimate the hight of water there, but it's not suitable for diving.. it's more like small pools of water. Of- course Israel has longitudinally the country coasts of the Mediterranean Sea. About diving in Israel, Hector... Even though I got the name in AW of " Mircale Marmaid " from my friend CB.. :-) I can't really dive myself, but in ART, or bath :-). and there's not a chance that I'll try it.. So as far as I know the BEST place to do scuba diving would be, in EILAT, Which is the opposite direction , in the southern ISRAEL... It's a WONDERFUL town, loved by many.. there you can meet the RED SEA :-)... Of course, I very much recommended you to visit the north as well... not for diving though. One more thing I wish to tell you, if you plan a trip to Israel, August is the Hottest time of year here.. and especially Eilat is the hottest place in Israel... That means the temperature in Aug may reach 45-47 degrees celsius, which is TERRIBLY HOT ! The best time to come to EILAT Will be in Spring or Autumn. Kind regards, Shalom, NIRA.