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This photo is from years ago during a holiday. What is special about it and brings it to life is my family bonding together and spending time with eachother. You can see how happy we are with the smiles in the picture. (I am on the left in the blue shirt).

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This is a photo from my childhood of me, my brother, my cousin, and my zaidie. We are at the golf course my grandparents used to be members of and my zaidie would take all of his grandchildren (there are more of us, just not pictured!) out on a golf cart and occasionally let one of us "drive" it. Then we would take some swings and eat dinner all together. This photo makes me smile and is brought to life because it reminds me of happier simpler times and brings a smile to my face when I look at it. It captures the type of person my zaida was... a family man! He adored all of his grand children and relatives. I always cherish this photo and my memories with him.

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The photo pictured below is of my entire family in Jerusalem during my brothers Bar Mitzvah. This picture is very special to me because my entire family was in Jerusalem at the same time for once. Both sides of my grandparents were there, as well as my aunt, uncle, and baby cousin (now that baby is much older :)). Something that brings this picture to life is that everyone is standing together, side by side, in the Jewish peoples holiest land, which is incredibly meaningful and special to me and my family.

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family at Yoni's bar mitzvah in Jerusalem

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This photo is special because although we go skiing about once a year the weather isn’t usually good so it’s tough to take picture but in this picture it is really light and you can see everyone from my family, I think that the main thing that brings this picture to life is just the white background and the different colors of everyone’s clothes.

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This photo was taken at my cousin’s baby shower. It’s a special photo to me because it includes many members of my family that I do not get to see very often because we all live in different parts of the country. The happiness we all felt on that day is very evident in the picture. The lighting and smiles on our faces brings the photo to life. Also, the bright colors contribute to the joyous mood of the photo.

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The photo below is of my sister sending me off to my first day of kindergarten. This picture is very special to me because it reminds me of the beginning — the times in my life when I still had my sister and my family inside my home; my first time going to school. Something that brings this picture to life is the contrast between the white shirts my sister and I are wearing and the pink backpack on my back. The contrast emphasizes the focus on the life milestone (going to school), heightening its importance.

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This photo tells the story of a dark night illuminated by a lone light in the center of the frame. This picture of a candle I took is a reminder of the contrast between light and dark, and how it is important to seek out the light especially when it feels darkest. The warm yellow color of the candle itself emphasizes the brightness of the fire, and the pitch black darkness provides a strong contrast to that light.

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This photo is of a room in my shul. The numerous books depicted represent the knowledge that I have yet to learn, which will serve as a guide to my practice of judaism. I grew up going to this shul so the photo captures a place where I feel at home. The picture tells the story of the shul: the scattered books used by those who visit, the kids parasha books for shabbos parasha class, and the big menorah for the shul’s large chanukah party. While taking this photo I reflected on the tips I learned in the video, hence there is a reflection of a window in the photo, which the shul’s interconnectivity with the outside world.

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This photo from childhood is special to me because it’s a photo of my great grandmother and I. My great grandmother was a Holocaust survivor and was someone really special. It’s something and someone I will always remember and look up to because she was extremely strong. She reminds me to look for the positive in things and to keep pushing forward.

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Memories of a long time ago. - Eliezer Lieberman 

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Memories of a long time ago. - Eliezer Lieberman 

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I feel like this picture of me and my siblings captures what childhood is like. This picture of long ago captured holds the essence, emotion,  and image of what the memory was like. The joy on my siblings faces and my face shine through to tell me that we were happy and we were being ourselves. Childhood is filled with not knowing what is next and mystery. The trick is to live in the moment and not worry about the stress that the future brings and that is what I feel like this image is also trying to say.

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The photo below is a picture of a Magen David necklace that my Savta (grandma) gave me when I was very young, that she had when she was young, given to her by her mother, my great grandmother. It tells a story because I hope to pass this necklace down to further generations as well, when I have children, and can continue to be proud of being Jewish. Also, this is also special to me because my great grandmother was born in old Jerusalem, so this necklace demonstrates not only our Judaism, but also the connection the Jews have to the land of Israel.

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This photo is special because it encompasses the joy that the holidays bring for my family and I. One of my favorite holiday traditions was making cookies and ironically here I am designing these with quite the questionable color choice. At the confusion of my parents I always loved to make red and green deserts for Hanukkah, a tradition which lives on only as a terrible inside joke.

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This picture is special to me since it has some of the most meaningful people in my life around me on a birthday. It bring it like showing 3 generation’s of family coming together.

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This photo is of me and my cousin in Disney world for the first time. It is special because it captures all of the fun we had in one picture. I remember my siblings standing behind the camera trying to make us laugh when we took this. What brings this picture to life is how simple it is and how happy we look in it. The background isn't anything special but it still has so much meaning to it.

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This photo was taken at the parade we did around the block where my Shul is. Me and my brother are taking turns holding the Torah. We were parading around the block in celebration of the anniversary of the shul and my Rabbi's daughter's Bat Mitzvah.

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A photo that is special from my childhood is a photo of me helping my mother in the kitchen when I was about 3 years old. In the picture I have a chefs hat and apron and am standing in a still holding a wooden spoon. This photo is special because my largest passion till this day is cooking and it shows how my family has cultivated that passion and supported me throughout .

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This was a very special moment for me. This picture was taken during my bat mitzvah when I lit candles for the first time as a bat mitzvah. We have three generations within this photo. We have my grandmother (Kathy), me, my mom (Robbie), and my sister (Rachael) all lighting candles. I was surrounded by people I love and I believe that you can feel the emotions through this photo. I know that it was a very emotion moment for me and I will never forget it.

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This picture is of me and my best friend from pre school of us playing dress up. This picture is really important to me because we are still best friends and this is one of my favorite memories. What brings it to life for me is the fact that we are still close to this day.

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This photo was taken a few years ago during summer vacation. What makes this photo so special and what brings life to it is the fact that this is my family, this is the definition of family for me. This trip gave me time to get closer with my moms side of the family, which ultimately led to the strong connection we have today.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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This photo was taken two years ago at the Chabad Lubavitch HQ. The story this photo tells is very apparent, a group of jewish girls traveling through the streets of Crown Heights.

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This was from when I was seven, and my family and I went to Costa Rica over winter break. We were in Manual Antonio State park, eating breakfast at a resort hotel (that we weren't staying at), before hiking down to a beach where monkeys and coatimundis ran over the sand and stole our snacks. While I was standing on the beach I was attacked by biting bees, a lot of them. My parents felt the bees were attracted to my red sun shirt. Fortunately some contractors building a nearby hotel rescued us and got me away from the bees. It wasn't fun getting bitten, but later that experience helped me remember the other memories.

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This was the invitation to my B'nai Mitzvah that I had with my twin sister, Violet.  This was a special day for me because it was one of the last times I saw my grandma Teresa.  She and I were very close, and it was one of the last times I saw her alive.  My parents think that she somehow chose to live to see me become a man.  Being Jewish was extremely important to her, and that day made her so happy. I still remember her dancing at the party.

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This was the invitation to my B'nai Mitzvah that I had with my twin sister, Violet.  This was a special day for me because it was one of the last times I saw my grandma Teresa.  She and I were very close, and it was one of the last times I saw her alive.  My parents think that she somehow chose to live to see me become a man.  Being Jewish was extremely important to her, and that day made her so happy. I still remember her dancing at the party.