Human Flowers is a creative presentation of the human bodies resembling flowers with a full array of colors and textures. An incredible display of art and color choreograph by the anatomy of the human body.

Each flower is filmed during a two hour period. Then, each photograph is included with seven minutes intervals creating this incredible effect. A beutiful spectacle considered to be a Ballet of Flowers.

The Provence region of France is world famous for its lavender fields which cover the landscape like a wave of flowing violet. This a short impression of a 10 min film with music composed by Simon Daum.

Earth - A Beautiful Planet: is a a view of the world from the eyes of a nature lover. A photo essay that highlights the beauty of light and color, water and fire, sand, beaches and flowers providings a definitive look at the diversity of our planet earth.

Every spring, jacarandas bloom in Mexico City. The colorful purple flowers are a living legacy of a Japanese gardener. The Mexican president wanted cherry trees. It was 1930, and President Pascual Ortiz Rubio had seen them lining the streets of Washington and desired the same beautiful spectacle fo

Palm trees are a diverse, complex group of plants, with about 2,500 species of mostly tropical origin. All of them reproduce from seed. For palms with single trunks, it's the only way they reproduce. For palms that cluster or branch, an offset or branch can root to make a new plant. For seed formati...

Jordanian television refused to broadcast Israeli entry Abanibi, by Izhar Cohen and the Alphabeta, and showed pictures of flowers instead. When Israel won that year Jordanian media announced that Belgium had won.

A short silent movie that includes her apology to the beautiful Hydrangeas flowers with a love letter. The video is as unique as Madonna has always been. So you can always expect the unexpected.

It is spring again in 2024. A beautiful orchid garden has been developing in Wilton Station in Wilton Manors Florida. We took a stroll through "Village Lane" where we found multiple varieties of orchids hanging from the trees all throughout the residential complex.

“Leona,” a marvelous new drama from the young Mexican-Jewish director Isaac Cherem, opens with a mikvah scene unlike any in cinema. A beautiful woman is tastefully photographed in the nude through gauzy, billowing curtains, surrounded by enormous planters of budding white flowers. She is cheered by