I used to believe that "the big picture" is more important than the details. Until I've started looking at the world through a viewfinder.

Looking at the world as a collection of small and still fragments is probably not the best way to get a sense of reality, but it does make you connect to things that otherwise are easy to ignore.

One shot at a time, I try to rediscover the reality I thought I knew, and look at it from a different angle.

My name is Lidor Wyssocky.

Almost all my photos were taken in Israel, where I was born and where I live. At the same time almost all of them could have been taken anywhere in the sense that their location doesn't really play a role.

Many of my photos go through some post processing, but almost none of them were staged or digitally composed. I like to think of them as fragments of reality I come across, which I then use as raw material for telling a story, communicating a thought, or trying to express a feeling.

In that sense, one could say each and every one of my photos takes things out of context.

I believe this is the essence of photography...