I am ready for a journey, a storm or even the unexpected.
In a larger sense, I am ready to listen, to respond and comment, to learn, to teach, to share, to help. BIOI began taking pictures at about 5 years old. I remember that one of my cameras gave twice as many images as usual for that type of film -- that seemed to be a good idea to me ... until I realized that the local processing wasn't setup for that format. Eventually I realized that the image detail also suffered. Since then, I have always tried to buy the very best camera I could afford at the time.
My formal training in photography consists of one 5 day class "Nature Photography Workshop" given by Steve Diehl of the Rochester Institute of Technology, on location at Big Moose Lake in the Adirondack Mountains of NY state. ... And I certainly learned the difference between a workshop and a seminar from him.
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Comments (5)
cmdr_kobosh
if i'm not mistaking, that looks like hebrw to me. i'm sure someone who masters the lingo wil help you on the mening! cool shot btw
Ionel
If the center of the medalion is filled with holy soil, than the writting must refer to this matter! If so, the medalion cannot be to old and the text has to be hebrew!
liltawen
Looks like nonsense to me. The Left one has:on the left-MRGNYChCh,in the pentagons-TChNGN,on the Right-MULYLLN. The one on the Right has in the pentagons-TCHV,and the big word is-NChGQDNPRChNPQChDVChVChVO. Doesn't actually mean anything that I can see. It seems to be like many old gnostic names of god which were long lines of letters-what Aleister Crowley called 'Barbarous names of Invocation'in his Liber Samekh where he translates some of them.
Lonifer
i know a friend who knows some herew...i'll show him the pic and let you know what he says.
JohnKelsey
I think that you can try to translate this using a machine translator, and even if the translation is not accurate, then this is not a big problem. Although in matters where an accurate translation is needed, I'm very picky. I've already run into some issues and realized that the most important thing in this situation is to find a qualified service because the end result is dependent on it www.translate.com/german-english I chose this resource for assistance, and I'm pleased with the outcome. Everything is precise and of high quality, which is important to me.