Without passing judgment, either in regards to the events of a shadowy nightclub or the city’s places of decay, Finkelstein photographs commercial gloss and the gritty irreverent with the same amount of interest and respect, crafting a tangible bond with his subjects that imbues them with a startling immediacy and vitality. Finkelstein’s vast range of work includes black and white portraits, moody documentary shots of life on the streets of Tel Aviv, studies of Bauhaus architecture, and portrayals of the Hassidic world. Using only a digital camera and available light, Finkelstein allows spectators insight into the Tel Aviv milieu, allowing them to explore the dynamic aesthetics of the city’s lifestyle.