But I think I promised not to be political here. I'm supposed to be concentrating on photography, right? So here goes - the next installation of windows and doors from Kiryat Moshe, in Jerusalem. This is actually pretty cool, here's an interesting building that I found when I was walking to my brother-in-law's house. It's actually a yeshiva!
On the way *back* from dinner, I happened to glance over and notice that it looked even cooler in the dark! And so, here's the final view:
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6 comments:
Oi, yes, it was a sad day. So many funerals for our soldiers.
The yeshiva you show is beautiful.
I don't want to make you any sadder but that is where a gunman walked in and killed 8 boys in 2008.
The yeshiva is beautiful - with the world as unstable today, to be able to study the word of a just God and hope for his justice is what we need today...
Interesting windows
I like the golden glow of the Yeshiva windows at night!
Sad news about the soldier -- war is a tragedy for many! In my post we mourn a soldier lost in Viet Nam. I hope peace comes soon!
Y-w-h is the G-d of justice. In the long run, His love is more powerful than the evil in this world! Take heart and courage, Toby:)
Shalom Toby. Those windows remind me of sails, and at night they are full of light. When I first saw Hadar's face several days ago the radiance of his smile and the light in his eyes made me grieve to think what might happen. There is so much to grieve about . . .
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