Michal Greenboim – Orchard Trail
Pigment Prints available in four (length) sizes :
36” –edition of 6 $850
24”-edition of 9 $550
19”- open edition $350
14”-open edition $250
Book: $75
She grew up in a small town in Israel called Pardes Chana that means Hana Orchard. She says of her childhood “the town was full of orange, avocado and mango orchards. I remember neighbors stopping by with mangos and [we] giving our avocados in exchange. Kids would walk by themselves to the next-door-neighbors for story time or a piano lesson. I remember going with my father to pick oranges from our orchard. When I look at my photographs …, I am reminded of who I truly am.”
See Artist Bio below

Toolbox – Purple Jellyfish

Floating – Giving

Drop – Suspended

Water Leaf – Couple

Baby Lips – Shell

Thread – Water Tread

Parking – Piano

Sun Drops – Rain Drops

Dots – Hearts

Adi’s Pajamas – Sukkot

Festive Lights – Old Leaf

Sun – Rain

Open Book – Butterfly

Morning Coffee – Veranda

Jerusalem Snow – Pillow

Light Circles – Hair

Hello – Leaf

Shadow – Glowing Leaf

Orchard Trail Book
Bio: Michal Greenboim developed an early interest in photography after watching her grandfather, who always had a camera present to capture family moments. Following a career as an interior designer and computer engineer, she later moved into photography, publishing her first photography book “Orchard Trail,” a narrative of childhood stories and memories, in 2016.Greenboim has exhibited her work in shows across the United States, including a recent solo exhibition of “Orchard Trail” The Griffin Museum of Photography, Winchester MA. She has also shown her work at the Art of Photography Show in San Diego and at the Los Angeles Center for Photography in California, Photo Place in Vermont, Tilt Gallery in Arizona , Dickerman Gallery in San-Francisco, Orton Davis in Hudson, NY and Fabric project in Los Angeles . Her photograph “Rear Blues” won third place in the “World in Place” competition in the “Sense of Place” category, PDN Magazine, December 2016. In 2017, Greenboim was awarded an exhibition at the Griffin Museum from the Los Angeles Center of Photography. Greenboim now lives in La Jolla, California and started her MFA studies in June 2017.