What does it mean to be a British Jew in the 21st Century? From family life at home, to services at the synagogue - award-winning photographer, Judah Passow, set out to record the rich diversity of contemporary Jewish life across the country.
His black and white photographs are now on display at the Jewish Museum in north London. Here, Judah tells the stories behind some of the images.
Documentary Photography Course at the Jewish Museum
Date: Sunday 15 April 2012 to Tuesday 5 June 2012
Time: 2-5pm
Price: £150 including free entry to the galleries
Are you an aspiring photographer? Working on a portfolio or just taking pictures for fun? Join us for a four-week photography course and create professional shots inspired by Judah Passow’s exhibition No Place Like home.
Learn how to discover fascinating subjects, find great angles, create interesting compositions and edit your images. Led by published photographer and tutor Kevin Biderman, including a master class withNo Place Like Home photographer Judah Passow.
Sundays 15, 22, 29 April and 6 May
Bring your own camera. All levels welcome.
Places limited - booking required.
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