Neil Mercer

Neil Mercer is a photographer based in Kibbutz Tuval in the Galilee region of northern Israel. His runs a studio in which he shoots products for catalogues, packaging or presentations. His clients range from industries and businesses in the north of Israel as well as local artists and craftspeople wishing to advertise, document and record their work.

In addition, Neil is an accomplished landscape photographer having exhibited in a number of individual and group exhibitions, his work adorns a number of office spaces.

He has developed a niche which he calls "Community Photography" which includes a comprehensive collection of photographs reflecting the mosaic of life and culture in the Galilee as well as creating a photographic record of the growth and development of his home community of Tuval over the past 34 years.

Neil shot the photographs adorning the book “The Galilean Kitchen”, inspired by Paul Nirens from Galileat and written by Ruth Nieman.

In the past, Neil photographed UJIA donor groups visiting Israel as well as other projects run by the organisation, including Ayalim, Migdal and various absorption centers.

You are welcome to visit Neil's website which showcases all aspects of his work:

BSc Psychology from Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, England

"Street Sofas" private exhibtion at Akko Theater, April 2022