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Tzvi S. Cohen Unfollow
“ Redemption ”
Pidyon Haben, Redemption of the Son, is a rare and unusual ceremony in Judaism, in which certain firstborn sons need to be redeemed for 5 silver coins from a Kohein, a member of the priestly caste. Originally, firstborn sons were to be honored with the task of Temple service, but after the sin ...
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  • Paul Fesko Edited 2 years ago

    That's a great story to go along with your image.  The reflection has been done perfectly.

    That's a great story to go along with your image.  The reflection has been done perfectly.

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  • Lisa M Edited 2 years ago

    I love the lighting and how it brings out the texture on the coin. The use of negative space and the simplicity make a very strong and compelling composition. … more

    I love the lighting and how it brings out the texture on the coin. The use of negative space and the simplicity make a very strong and compelling composition. 
    And thanks for the education on the coin and its purpose. I had not heard of this ceremony before.

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  • Joseph Agbayani Edited 2 years ago

    Nice simplicity. Also, making the coin face the negative space makes the composition dramatic.

    Nice simplicity. Also, making the coin face the negative space makes the composition dramatic.

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  • Isabela Soto Edited 2 years ago

    The image is beautifully lit, focused  and depicted, including the reflection - all in black and white.  I had never heard of this ceremony before, nor its… more

    The image is beautifully lit, focused  and depicted, including the reflection - all in black and white.  I had never heard of this ceremony before, nor its meaning and the symbolism of the coin until  I read your description. Thank you, Tzvi.

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