View allAll Photos Tagged analysis
When I first came to live on Merseyside in 1999 Avon buses operated a number of deckers but for most of the intervening years they have been an exclusively saloon fleet. Lately they have acquired deckers again. Y173 NLK, a Plaxton-bodied Volvo B7TL new to Metroline and preserved Ribble Leyland National TRN 808V, frame ex-First Alexander ALX400 buses with similar underpinnings in the operator's yard.
Leica MP
Leica Elmarit 28mm f/2.8 III
Ilford Delta 100
Ars Imago FD 1+59
5 min 45 sec 20°C
Scan from negative film
Flickr Analysis... I don't know if any of you have studied what's going on with the folks that you follow but every year or so I do just that and this is what I have found. The first time that I did this, I found that hundreds of people that I follow had not uploaded a single photo in more than 2 years so I decided that anyone that has been inactive for more than 1 year, I unfollow them... then 1 year later I made the same study finding that hundreds once again had landed into the more than 12 months inactive (see attached). So, once again, I am unfollowing those that have been inactive for more than 12 months.
If you want to take a look at the status of the people that you follow, click the "You" pull down menu, then click "People", then click "List" on the page, then click the column header "Last Uploaded" twice to put the list in reverse order by date. So on this same page, you can right click on the name to open in another tab to review the information or just click "Edit" to unfollow,
Rovingian Council - The Deep Investigation of Ancient Mystical Practices and Records by Daniel Arrhakis (2026)
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
The Rovingian Council and the Study of Ritualistic Geometries
The Deep Investigation of Ancient Mystical Practices and Records
The Work of the Rovingian Nomadic Monks
The essential mission of the Rovingian Nomadic Monks is the study, recording, and construction of sacred geometries and ritualistic patterns. These elements are found both in nature and in places considered sacred, such as ancient temples, historical buildings, and monuments. The monks' dedication manifests itself in the meticulous observation and documentation of forms and symbols that carry profound spiritual and cultural meanings.
Research in Books, Manuscripts, and Artifacts
In addition to fieldwork, there is intense research conducted through ancient books, manuscripts, maps, paintings, and even fabrics and tapestries. Ancient sacred geometries, tribal designs, and ritualistic descriptions that have been lost over time frequently emerge from these materials. The monks' efforts aim to recover and preserve this knowledge, rescuing practices and symbolism that were once central to various traditions.
Personal Records and Graphic Solutions
Each monk keeps a personal book, called "The Compendium," where they record their discoveries, thoughts, and cases of people who have asked for their help. This compendium also documents the graphic solutions of Symbolic Mysticism found, allowing the acquired knowledge to be perpetuated and to serve as a guide for others.
Understanding Sacred Geometries
More than iconography, the recording, analysis, and understanding of sacred geometries are considered the main working method in the Rovingian universe. These geometries can shed light on ancient ritualistic practices that have been lost in time, as well as provide insight into the mystical, cosmological, cultural, and practical concepts that originated their creation or construction.
The Rovingian Council and the Great Spiritual Guide
Every five years, the monks gather at the Rovingian Council to share experiences, exchange knowledge, and integrate the most important records into the Great Rovingian Spiritual Guide, entitled "The Mystical Itinerary of the Rites." This moment is fundamental for the preservation and dissemination of knowledge, consolidating the spiritual and ritualistic legacy of the group.
________________________________________________________________________________________________
21Estudo das Geometrias Ritualísticas - Investigação das Antigas Práticas e Registos Místicos
O Trabalho dos Monges Nómadas Rovingianos
Os Monges Nómadas Rovingianos têm como missão essencial o estudo, registo e construção de geometrias sagradas e padrões ritualísticos. Estes elementos são encontrados tanto na natureza quanto em locais considerados sagrados, como templos antigos, edifícios históricos e monumentos. A dedicação dos monges manifesta-se na observação minuciosa e na documentação das formas e dos símbolos que carregam significados espirituais e culturais profundos.
Pesquisa em Livros, Manuscritos e Artefatos
Além do trabalho de campo, existe uma intensa investigação realizada através de livros antigos, manuscritos, mapas, pinturas e até tecidos e tapeçarias. Nesses materiais, frequentemente surgem antigas geometrias sagradas, desenhos tribalistas e descrições ritualísticas que se perderam ao longo do tempo. O esforço dos monges visa recuperar e preservar esse conhecimento, resgatando práticas e simbologias que outrora foram centrais em diversas tradições.
Registos Pessoais e Soluções Gráficas
Cada monge mantém um livro pessoal, denominado "O Compêndio", onde regista as suas descobertas, pensamentos e casos de pessoas que lhe solicitaram auxílio. Neste compêndio, são também documentadas as soluções gráficas da Mística Simbólica encontradas, permitindo que o conhecimento adquirido seja perpetuado e possa servir de guia para outros.
Compreensão das Geometrias Sagradas
Mais do que a iconografia, o registo, análise e compreensão das geometrias sagradas são considerados o principal método de trabalho no universo Rovingiano. Essas geometrias podem lançar luz sobre antigas práticas ritualísticas que se perderam no tempo, além de fornecerem uma visão sobre os conceitos místicos, cosmológicos, culturais e práticos que originaram a sua criação ou construção.
O Conselho Rovingiano e o Grande Guia Espiritual
A cada cinco anos, os monges reúnem-se no Conselho Rovingiano para partilhar experiências, trocar conhecimentos e integrar os registos mais importantes no Grande Guia Espiritual Rovingiano, intitulado "O Itinerário Místico dos Ritos". Este momento é fundamental para a preservação e disseminação do saber, consolidando o legado espiritual e ritualístico do grupo.
Chalamain Gap filed 30ft deep with avalanche debris. This did not feel like a safe place to hang about taking photos; a steep slope of ice and snow that had not yet fallen stretched 200 metres further back behind me along the gap.
The crown wall of the avalanche can be seen on the top right off the photo, roughly 2 meters high, starting halfway through Chalamain Gap and continuing for 300 meters along the North East ridge.
Time to go.
Paralysis By Analysis.
Smaoineamh géar; gan teorainn ambushing sirens bás a fháil poill ingenuity,
étouffement dévotions fientes méprisants professé vaillants découvertes déplaisent langues,
απορίες πράξεις γλωσσολόγος απόφαση του δυσφημίσει φαρμακερός καθηγητές προνόμιο μοναχικότητα,
elatos somniare coronas inflati complebant orationes pursuivant fornicatione scriptor excrementum peccata,
lizenziert tödlichen Kammern Prediger flecke kanonischen Scherze hinreißenden Meeren verfälschen Ruinen,
удавяне доминации чесане крайниците плувен антики скромна куртизанка морализира,
игривый опасности медитации причины Рассвет коррупции восхождение законы толкая души трубопровод разливов,
carchardai gorthrymder dreulio dymuniadau cwynion cudd cardota trigolion dadlau meintiau dwfn,
大空反逆ゲストの破壊を嚥下壊れた手錠を掛けるヘッドが酒に酔った人の死亡を強姦します.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Those of you familiar with Japanese cuisine may recognize this standard Miso Soup bowl, which boasts a diameter of 10 cm at the rim.
Date: May 17, 2012
Camera: Sony DSLR-A900
Exposure: 1/250 sec at f/2.2, ISO 320
Lens: 135mm F1.8 ZA at 135 mm
© 2012 Benjamin Torode
Resolutions:
1. Cut myself some slack
2. Don't let things I can't control control my happiness.
With a start of a new years comes some more self-analysis. I've realized that taking photos has become less fun for me because I'm trying to make everyone else happy. The amount I like a picture is being decided by all the wrong things and I'm done with it. So with a new year comes a new idea, I'm taking photos for me, and if you like them that's peachy, but my opinion is what matters the most to me.