Fattal is a drone photographer, and spent the seven months documenting countless numbers of sheep in the Ramot Menashe region, catching the gathering, scattering, crossing patterns of the animals and in that the transition from the eco-friendly landscape of the wintertime months to the yellow of the summer time months.

The flock of sheep belong to South African Jews who produced aliyah and settled in the north. Most of the yr the flock is kept on pure pasture, and stored beneath management by Border Collies when in motion.

“By now in my 1st face with the herd, I turned addicted to the remarkable movement of the sheep and understood that the to start with obstacle is to have an understanding of the elasticity of the herd throughout the motion, its diploma of dispersal throughout grazing and how it converges into a person line toward exit, return from pasture, and crossing streets and paths,” Fattal stated.

To assemble the footage, he coordinated with the shepherds to formulate a program and direction the herd would be moving in.

“They produced each and every hard work to pinpoint in their heads the anticipated movements and the way in which the herd behaved in the pasture,” Fattak explained, adding that he “formulated a general prepare for the points of interest pertinent to images.”

“A person of the most exclusive photography experiences,” he remarked.

“When it will come to pictures, owing to the elasticity of the herd construction throughout movement (one particular hooked up to the grazing exit and a broader distribution throughout grazing), aside from the opening whip, where I accompany a complicated camera movement the herd exit to the winter season pasture – in all other sections the digicam is set in the air,” he concluded.