Art for Tolerance
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Ayasofya'nın müze statüsü kaldırılarak cami olarak açıldı. Bütün Ortodoks Hristiyanlara ve insanlığa açık durumda !
İsteyen, istediği zaman ücretsiz ziyaret edebilir ve dua edebilir. Türk Milleti ve Müslümanların hoşgörüsüdür bu.(Hagia Sophia's museum status was removed and opened as a mosque. Open to all Orthodox Christians and humanity!
Anyone can visit and pray at any time free of charge. This is the tolerance of the Turkish Nation and Muslims.)
A pedestrian bridge over the Dubai Water Canal and named in honor of the International Day of Tolerance.
GPS is the exact spot of the shot.
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17 mai. Journée internationale contre l'homophobie et la transphobie
May 17th International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia
That was the claim made by a friend who was fiercely holding on to a position of faith. It is generally true, that at a certain point we just must take a position, subjectively, willingly or not. However, what when these various subjective absolutisms collide with each other? The Talibans are "subjective absolutists" for example. Then, my friend says, we need to exercise our individual absolutism with tolerance and kindness. Sounds good. But where do tolerance and kindness come from? Neither Christianity nor Islam have a convincing record when it comes to the treatment of others or of people thinking differently. According to the logic of both religions, only God is absolute - man is relative. This basic principle makes a 'tolerant' exercise of subjective absolutism really difficult. In other words, the profound problem here is not subjectivity, we all have got that, the problem is "absolutism". We all hold positions - absolute they are not.
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Part 3 of 3: Badger and Coyote have settled down and turned their attention to the photographer, who has by now slithered out of his rolling red Toyota blind and is crawling through the snow and mud toward them. Coyote wasn't putting up with that. She made a quick exit, stage right, keeping a wary eye on the intruder. How close did Badger allow me to approach? Tune in tomorrow.
As for the mutual tolerance of these two predators for each other, this is the most companionable moment I've seen (we're talking species now, not individuals). They have a long, well documented association as hunters, one often following the other on their rounds, and there must be mutual benefit from this or it would not happen. I've witnessed this behaviour on many occasions. But I've never seen two hanging out like this - very close and relatively calm. Nature continues to surprise me.
Photographed in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2021 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
I made a real effort on my overlanding trip this year to take pictures of fauna. That's a departure from my usual subject of landscapes. I photographed this plant in the Kaniksu National Forest up in the Idaho panhandle. It is Common Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare) in its dried seed head stage.
This species is identifiable by its button-like clusters of seeds and distinctive, fern-like leaves. Common Tansy is widespread in northern states and the Pacific Northwest, especially in disturbed or edge habitats, and is well known for its drought tolerance and resilience. The dried golden-brown button clusters and finely divided leaves (seen in this image) are characteristic of this plant.
Tansy was introduced from Europe and is sometimes considered invasive here in the U.S. The plant is toxic if ingested, though it is sometimes used ornamentally or for traditional purposes (I definitely don't recommend that due to its toxicity).
It can be found growing along roadsides, forest margins, and open clearings, particularly in the northern Rocky Mountains and Idaho panhandle. I found these growing in large numbers along side of one of trails I was traveling to reach a campsite.
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Mosquée almohades (XIIème s;) et cathédrale gothique (XVème s.) de Séville
Tolerancia : puerta del Perdón (mezquita almohades XIIème s.), patio de los naranjos y puerta colorado (catedral gotica XVème s.) Catedral Santa María de Sede, Sevilla, España
Tolerance (mosque and cathedral of Sevilla)
Not much more than other people's art.
This is the start for posting photos from the few days I spent visiting Moldova.
My edit of NYC street art 'Tolerance', from renowned Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra, created in his signature, harlequin-pattern, Technicolor style. Painted on the side of the Chelsea Square Market, the image features the profiles of Mother Teresa and Mahatma Gandhi, facing each other, in a tribute to their roles as two of the world’s greatest humanitarians.
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Translation: Does it matter on the job whether you are vaccinated or unvaccinated?
For a working world in which this is no longer a question. We use the strengths of all.
Note: the original text was changed by photo montage.
A macro view of a dowel screw from a pair of eye glasses sitting atop a metal ruler, taken for the Macro Mondays group theme, "My Closest." The screw measures 5mm in length.
The hardest part of this shoot was getting that tiny screw to stay put on the ruler where I wanted it (I won't get into the time I dropped it on my carpet floor and the adventure that ensued trying to find it!).
Strobist/technical info:
The scene was illuminated by two LEDs and two Nikon SB900 speedlights. The two SB900s were placed at 9- and 3-o'clock, one-foot above and three-feet away from the screw. They were fired in Manual mode @ 1⁄16 power through Neewer 24" x 24" soft boxes. A white Led light panel was placed at 12-o'clock and the blue LED of a Coast TX10 Quad Color flashlight was placed overhead (for the blue highlights and background). Both were exposed for 1/10 s.
The SB900s were triggered by three PocketWizard Plus X flash triggers.
Lens: Vega 11U 50mm f2.8 attached to a bellows extended 123mm.
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25th March Religious Holiday - Hellas
Greek Orthodox Church celebrates the Annunciation Day (Lady Day) on March 25.
Koimisis Theotokou is a church in the Greek island of Chios,in Pyrgi medieval village,known as the "painted village" because of the decorative motifs on the facades of churches and houses.Click to enlarge and observe the geometrical patterns with the mathematical motifs.
" There is No Religion without Love .... "
Lanyon Quoit - A Megalithic Tomb ( likely to be late Neolithic), situated at Madron (near Penzance).
A healthy helping of cattle were added, to enhance the scene.
One from a recent holiday where the streets of a small town were home to many of these incredible summer migrants.
The people living there protect the nests but otherwise go about their daily business as if every town has such beautiful and helpful visitors. After all, looking after the birds, keeps the flies down.
This one is sitting on the glass door of the local bank.
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Given the voracity with which this calf was feeding it is no wonder the mom has such a look of impatient tolerance on her face! No doubt very close to being fully weaned, she did not allow it to feed for very long. Still, it was a very tender moment to witness.
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ODC-Strange Bedfellows
Under normal circumstances, these two birds would not hang out together. Competition is fierce out there! This is the first time ever that I've seen them come so close to one another. But, Suet is a huge treat for these birds and they seem to be tolerating each other.