Four Evangelists
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Skin: Matthew by Stray Dog, available now at ACCESS, and afterwards at the Stray Dog Mainstore.
Eyes: Legend - Dusk by IKON, available at TMD then at the IKON mainstore.
Erected as a monument to the famous Australia explorer Matthew Flinders, this monument sits atop Arthur's Seat, where Matthew Flinders is said to have first viewed Port Phillip Bay from above sea level.
I captured this shot, 15 minutes after the sun set, capturing some of the beautiful golden light on the stonework.
A cold front is passing today and doing its best to keep hurricane Matthew at bay from Maryland. The far reaching rain bands are making their way across Maryland, but it is a gentle rain.
Captured here some of it collecting nicely on these plants.
Matthew on keys at the East Bay High School All-Stars show at Yoshi’s. I’ve known this young genius since he was born - the kids are alright!
Matthew the Apostle, also known as Saint Matthew and possibly as Levi, was, according to the New Testament, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus. According to Christian traditions, he was also one of the four Evangelists as author of the Gospel of Matthew, and thus is also known as Matthew the Evangelist, a claim rejected by most biblical scholars, though the "traditional authorship still has its defenders."
Kytaiv Desert or Holy Trinity Kytaiv Desert - Orthodox headhunting monastery. It is located on the southern outskirts of Kyiv, in the tract of Kytaiv.
See the general view of the monastery:
Китаївська Пустинь, Свято-Троїцька Китаєва пустинь – православний чололовічий монастир. Розташований на південній околиці Києва, в урочищі Китаї.
Виник, за легендою церковноі традиції, на місці скиту ченців Києво-Печерської лаври у 16 або 17 ст., за даними писемних джерел, 1716 – тобто тоді, коли в Китаєві було споруджено (на кошти князя Дмитра Голіцина) дерев'яну церкву в ім'я преподобного Сергія Радонезького (пізніше її замінено мурованою Свято-Троїцькою церквою з бічними вівтарями на честь преподобних Сергія Радонезького та Димитрія Ростовського.; будівництвом керував Степан Ковнір; освячена 1767).
I wanted to focus on prayer today. I felt that Matthew 7:7 really touches on the importance of prayer and seeking Him through prayer. He really does want to give us the pleasures of our heart. Let us seek Him in prayer and in life.
"Spare me the whispering, crowded room, the friends who come and gape and go, the ceremonious air of gloom - all, which makes death a hideous show”
~ Matthew Arnold
The Matthew.
The Matthew is a faithful reconstruction of the boat used by John Cabot when he discovered Newfoundland in 1497.
Explorer and navigator John Cabot was born Giovanni Caboto in Italy around 1450. By 1495, he had moved to Bristol, England, with his family. He made a voyage in 1497 on the ship Matthew and claimed land in Canada—mistaking it for Asia—for King Henry VII of England.
Seen here at Bristol.
My little boy Matthew now for 4 month. I just love the picture so much!! And sharing with you how happiness I am!!💕👶💝
He was just stepping out and past me when I recognized him from earlier this year, the zamboni driver!
He said business had been steady and he expected it to pick up on the week where school was out for everyone.
He had just changed out a Zamboni blade and was looking forward to a short break before the end of the day.
The Matthew, a replica of the ship sailed by John Cabot to Newfoundland in 1497, on the River Avon in Bristol.
This traditional Rose Window at the rear of the chapel at the Mount Royal Hospital is quite beautiful. You can actually see the two rose crosses at the top and the bottom. It might also be called a "Gospels Window".
In the centre is Christ the King, flanked on each side with the Greek letters "alpha" and "omega". This comes from the verse in the Book of Revelation 22:13, the great chapter where Christ is finally revealed in his full glory at the End of Time, "I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last." This reflects orthodox Christian theology which sees Christ (in John's Gospel also known as The Logos or Word) as eternally pre-existing time.
The four canonical Gospels which tell his story are Matthew, Mark (the earliest version), Luke and John. These four canonical Gospels (accepted by AD381 at the Council of Constantinople) are not the only ones; "The Gospel of Thomas" is probably the most famous reject owing to its considered "Gnostic" elements. But the primary reason for only allowing four Gospels in the official text of the New Testament had to do with completeness. For example the "four winds of the earth", "north, south, east and west", the four sides of a square. This was a concept long considered a mark of perfection in Greek mythology.
El trompetista californiano afincado en Cataluña Matthew Lee Simon ha participado en múltiples proyectos junto a músicos clave de la música moderna y el jazz nacional e internacional. La lista incluye a Celia Cruz, Tito Puente, Guy Laffite, Al Cohn, Tete Montoliu, Jerry Lewis, Natalie Cole, Dave Liebman y un largo etcétera. Posee además una dilatada experiencia docente, como profesor de trompeta e improvisación en la Fundació Aula de Música de Barcelona desde 1982 y de trompeta jazz en la Escuela Superior de Música de Catalunya. Fundador del grupo Transatlantic, ha participado y grabado CDs con Max Sunyer Septeto, Carles Benavent - Joan Albert Amargós Grupo, Manel Camp, Iñaki Salvador, Princess of Time, Bebo Valdés o Dave Liebman y la Orquesta de Cámara Teatre Lliure, entre otros. Además, es un músico solicitado en el pop nacional, donde ha colaborado con Ana Belén, Víctor Manuel, Joan Manuel Serrat, Miguel Ríos o Buena Vista Club Social.
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The Californian living in Catalunya trumpeter Matthew Lee Simon has been involved in multiple projects with key players in modern music and jazz and abroad. The list includes Celia Cruz, Tito Puente, Guy Lafitte, Al Cohn, Tete Montoliu, Jerry Lewis, Natalie Cole, Dave Liebman and many others. It also has extensive teaching experience as professor of trumpet and improvisation in the Music Classroom Foundation of Barcelona since 1982 and jazz trumpet at the Escuela Superior de Música de Catalunya. Transatlantic Group Founder, participated and recorded CDs with Septeto Max Sunyer, Carles Benavent - Joan Albert Amargós Group, Manel Camp, Iñaki Salvador, Princess of Time, Bebo Valdes and Dave Liebman and Lliure Theatre Chamber Orchestra, among others. It is also a pop musician in the requested country, where he has collaborated with Ana Belen, Victor Manuel, Joan Manuel Serrat, Miguel Rios or Buena Vista Social Club.
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Photoshoot with Matthew Raetz
Actor/Model
Learn more about Matt here
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Lake Vista
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Matthew, moored on the river in Bristol where it is watching the new developments spring up on Cannon's Marsh.
Some pretty extreme vignetting on this film...
“Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls” - Matthew 11:29
Location: San Policarpo, Calbayog City, Western Samar, Philippines
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Memorial Plinth on the top of the cliffs above the Mornington Pier at Schnapper Point, Mornington on a beautiful day. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Flinders
Photoshoot with Matthew Raetz
Actor/Model
Learn more about Matt here
and here
Lake Vista
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Northern Central's Locomotive #17 "York" arrives at Hanover Junction with a passenger train that originated in her namesake city, about 20 miles to the north, and after a short stop, will continue her journey south to Baltimore.
The railroad facility you see here was established in 1851 as the junction between the Northern Central Railway, which ran from Sunbury, PA to Baltimore, MD, and the Hanover Branch Railroad, which ran from here to Hanover and Gettysburg, PA, to the northwest. The train seen here is arriving on the Northern Central Track. A switch just out of view on the right side of this photo connected this track to the Hanover Branch in the foreground, which runs off to the left side of the depot building, and dead-ends there today. A turntable used to exist behind where the depot building is, and just behind my camera position is a brick house, which was once the Junction Hotel. The depot building itself was built in 1852, by the Hanover Branch Railroad, and the Northern Central leased a ticket office inside.
This location has a fair amount of history associated with it. At least twice during the Civil War, the junction facilities were attacked by Confederate forces and briefly held. After the Battle of Gettysburg in July of 1863, this place served as a transfer point for wounded soldiers being sent to hospitals in Baltimore and York. In November of 1863, a train carrying then President Abraham Lincoln made the interchange here as he made his famous trip to Gettysburg for the dedication of the military cemetery, where he made one of the shortest and most famous addresses of any US President before or since. The well-known Matthew Brady company took photos here that day, and some purport to show The Great Emancipator himself standing on the platform in front of the depot. The photos are quite compelling, and when you visit this site, the temptation to stand on that spot and daydream is pretty powerful. Less than two years later, a much more somber train also passed through this location, carrying the body of the slain President on its journey home to Springfield, IL.
The depot has been here now for over 160 years, although it fell into serious disrepair in the mid-1900s with the demise of passenger traffic. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983, and in the early 2000s, was restored to its Civil War-era appearance. It is truly a fitting destination for the tourist trains at the newly-established Northern Central Railway, which operate between this location and New Freedom, PA.
A replica of the Matthew.
From their web site:
"The Matthew that you see in Bristol today is a modern reconstruction of the original Matthew that John Cabot sailed to Newfoundland in 1497.
The modern Matthew was built between 1994–1996 on Redcliffe Quay for the 1997 voyage to celebrate the 500th anniversary of Cabot’s most famous journey to Newfoundland and back. The ship is now owned by the registered charity, The Matthew of Bristol Trust – all money raised from donations and profits made from public and private trips are used to maintain the ship and its legacy."
The full history of the original Matthew can be found at