Welcome to JPIX, the blog carnival of pictures by Jewish bloggers.
 Proud Mommy |
 Seraphic Secret |
 Joe Flix |
 Cosmic X |
 Me-ander (Batya) |
 Elms in the Yard |
 Ricki's Mom |
 Muqata |
 Baila |
 Tcheles |
 Mom in Israel |
 Robin |
 Frumhouse |
 Mimi's Israeli Kitchen |
 Cosmic X |
 Leora |
 Wolfish Musings |
 Ilana-Davita |
 Mottel |
 Jacob Richman |
 Elms in the Yard |
 Nad-Ned |
 Lizrael |
 Robin |
 Soccer Dad |
 Mimi's Israeli Kitchen |
 Cosmic X |
 Juggling Frogs |
 Meander (Batya) |
 Baila |
 Joe Flix |
 Mrs. Joe Flix |
 My Right Word |
 Leora |
 Pesky Settler |
 Views From Shiloh |
 Mottel |
  Jerusalemite |
 Frum Satire |
 Lady Light |
 Joe Flix |
 Meander (Batya) |
 Meander (Batya) |
 Cosmic X |
 Muqata |
I included many different blogs, whether you submitted your photo or not. If for some reason you do not want to be included (or I incorrectly attributed a photo to you when you may have used a stock photo), please let me know. The links on the images go to the post; the link on the name goes to the blog.
Past JPIX (recent ones):
19’s an Odd Number
18 Chai It’s Alive
If you would like to host JPIX, please contact Frumhouse.
Wonderful job. It’s Picture Perfect!
Wow! כל הכבוד!
Very impressive job!
Wow, thanks. I hadn’t been aware of the deadline, so thanks so much for including me. I really like this arrangement. Compact and comprehensive!
Wonderful job!
Thank you for hosting JPIX, and thank you for including my photo!
What a lovely surprise to open up your post and see several of my own photos in it! Thank you for including them, and I look forward to visiting more of the blogs you’ve shown here.
Wow, Leora! It’s like a gallery! I love the layout.
Amazing!!!! I love it. So many photos, yet so organized and easy to see. Please fill us in on how to do your awesome gallery layout!
Frumhouse, I hope to write a post about how I organized this, later this week.
Middle son’s comment: “If it’s a carnival, how come there are no games? You should include at least one or two games.”
That’s not a bad suggestion! 🙂
Wow. Im so proud (esp the photo with the boys and the hats which was taken by my wife. She is slowly coming into photography)
Thanks for hosting
Fantastic Roundup (and thanks for the links 🙂
Shavua tov!
Oh, cool. If I would’ve realized it was Sukkot related I would have given you the link to my two hundred picture Picasa album. 🙂
Mindy, 200 pics? I think I would have been a little overwhelmed! Mom in Israel is doing December, so make a decision or two about your favorites and please send them to her.
Great Job!
Excuse me for not using “wow!” just “super!”. thanks for including my pics, three actually.
This was so well-done. I’m looking forward to reading and not understanding how you did it.
Oh, and thanks for the links!
Yisrael, three? You must have taken one of the photos on Batya’s blog. I’m trying to guess which one. The pomegranate? The hikers?
Baila, I will explain, but it was a lot of coding, and there were a few times last night where some pictures sailed off in the wrong direction and once or twice a photo actually disappeared, because I pasted the link where I was supposed to leave the image. It took a while. And I type code all the time. So I’ll think of some shortcuts for others to try.
You’ve chosen a great layout.
Thanks for having included one of my photos.
Beautiful design & nice idea, with small framed pictures as the links (how did you do the frames?). Easy to see at a glance, like a montage. Thank you for including mine too.
Very nice display. That must have taken quite a bit of time and effort. Well done!
Thanks, Gail. Maybe next time I host, you’ll have one of your gorgeous spring photos online, and I’ll be able to include you, too.
Lady-light, I hope to do a post later this week about how I did the carnival layout.
Great lay out -it gives a great display of all of the amazing photography out there!
Really well done, yashar cochech. Many thanks for including my photo; I wasn’t aware of the photo roundup, so it was a pleasant surprise.
Mimi, you often have nice photos on your blog; there was one of a sculpture of hasidim dancing on a roof in Tsefat that I was really tempted to use, too, but I had to say ‘enough!’ at some point.
Thanks for visiting. There will be another JPIX in December, on Mother in Israel’s blog.