#aedicula

[restacks]

what is a book you read this year about which you felt ambivalent 🤓

birding without borders: an obsession, a quest, and the biggest year in the world by noah strycker... a very odd little book about strycker attempting a Big Year record, i.e. seeing more bird species in one year than anyone else globally. this book suffered from a paradoxical problem: it should have been more about the people strycker interacted with, but strycker would have to be less fixated on birds for that to happen, and if he were less fixated on birds the whole project never would have taken place. still lots of really great descriptions of birds in there.

[donnodubus]

The Reims Stela (Autel de Reims) is one of the more impressive and complete survivals of Cernunnos iconography.

Because the weathered stone is so dull, I've always wanted to see it restored to its former polychromy glory — so I experimented with some digital colorization!

[careful-disorder]

Aedicula containing a painted Athena and Agathodaemon

[arjuna-vallabha]

Graeco-Punic funerary aedicula from the 2nd century BCE with Greek funerary banquet motiff and Punic symbols such as the Tanit sign and Caduceus on the columns from Lilybaeum, Sicily

[charlesreeza]

In the vestibule of the Cathedral of Syracuse, Sicily

Photo by Charles Reeza

[viagginterstellari]

Small shrine - Matera, 2021

[babyfreesoul]

[lightscriptor1]

The Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Depending on which definition you use 4 or 5 of the last stations of Via Dolorosa are within the church. #israel #israelinpictures #israelphoto #israeltravel #itraveljerusalem #jerusalem #jerusalemphotooftheday #oldjerusalem #travelbible #travelisrael #viadolorosa #golgotha #aedicula (at Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAyMqyjA-bi/?igshid=1myaqbeuwoo68