On the monastery grounds, at every step there are signs saying "No photography." Apparently, this is why the monks' lives are "turned backwards" to us.
I completely agree with you! That's why I wrote this comment! If it says "forbidden," why bother going there and breaking the rules? Just for the sake of a picture? That's our problem—getting into places we shouldn't and then being proud of our inappropriate behavior!
On the monastery grounds, there are signs everywhere that say "No photography." Apparently, that's why the monks' lives are "turned backwards" to us.
Nata Kub, it's different... "the monks' lives are turned backwards," and it doesn't bother them at all! Have you ever seen monks posing for the camera?
Nata Kub, a monos is one. A monastery is secluded.
Maybe we should bring it into line so people aren't surprised?
This world is called a spiritual greenhouse. The nation's elite reside there.
I think photography in secular churches should be banned (the argument is that it creates a distraction). Not to mention monasteries. That's my opinion.
Illustrator Voroschilin S D, endless tours of monasteries should also be banned; the grounds are too hectic with endless tourists arriving.
I completely agree with you! That's why I wrote this comment! If it says "forbidden," why bother? For the sake of a picture? That's our problem—getting into things we shouldn't and then being proud of our inappropriate behavior!
Nata Kub, "No one can get into life; everyone has their own!"
I completely agree with you! That's why I wrote this comment! If it says "prohibited," why bother? For the sake of a picture? That's our problem—getting into places we shouldn't and then being proud of our inappropriate behavior!
Nata Kub, so excursions are allowed, but taking photos is prohibited))) Some inflamed idiot came up with this ban) Reminds me of the bans on taking photos in stores)))
I think photography in secular churches should be banned (the argument being that it creates a distraction), not to mention monasteries.
I've taken quite a lot of photos in churches and monasteries, especially in closed areas where entry is prohibited. The only requirement is not to take close-up shots of monks, that's all. And then there's the fee for taking photos in churches and monasteries, sometimes for donations, and sometimes for a specific amount. It's one way to generate additional income.
I've done quite a bit of photography in churches and monasteries, specifically in closed areas where entry is prohibited. The only requirement is not to take close-up shots of monks, that's all. And then there's the cost of shooting in churches and monasteries, sometimes requiring donations, and sometimes simply a specific amount. It's one way to generate additional income.
Vladimir Bayker, yes, they make a decent living there, Volodya. And they sell items from the capital's shops and stores, not handicrafts from the temple.
I completely agree with you! That's why I wrote this comment! If it says "forbidden," why bother? For the sake of a picture? That's our problem—to meddle where we shouldn't and then be proud of our inappropriate behavior!
Nata Kub, but what about approaching the abbot and asking for permission and his blessing to film? Weak?!
During the proskomedia, flashes from the altar. How is that possible?
I'm standing quietly praying, and the photographer is aiming all the luminaries directly at the crowd and catching a hare. As a result, there's no prayer. The goal of deflecting attention to the curses is fulfilled.
Well...? So what?
Question 2: Who did Jesus call the worst names, beat with a stick, and drive out of the Temple?
There would be nothing to argue about – the photo is just awful. And from this angle, the temple looks like a lopsided jumble of architectural details.
During the proskomedia, flashes from the altar. How is that possible?
I'm standing quietly praying, and the photographer is aiming all the luminaries directly at the crowd and catching a hare. Result: no prayer. The goal of responding to curses is fulfilled.
Well...? So what?
Question 2: Who did Jesus call the worst names, beat with a stick, and throw out of the Temple?
Illustrator Voroschilin S D, there are many places and events where flash work is strictly prohibited. People are immediately thrown out for such things.
Look at the list of companies located in Russia's main cathedral, from legal entities to a car wash, and there's no way to beat anyone with sticks or throw them out; they're guarded by a local private security company.
Vladimir Bayker, what should we do with the agents of the Senator's Department for Monasteries, who bend their fingers without argument, and their own at that?
So brazen, it's a disaster.
Those tattooed ones are wandering around the monastery, looking like they're barely even looking.
Utro Vechera, does the diocesan commission of catechists have no arguments?
Or is profit more important than prayerful attention?
Illustrator Voroschilin S D, The whole world is THEATRE. What kind of theatre is it without actors? How many actors have gone to the monastery and back? I remember Vasiliev, the most brilliant of the latter was Okhlobystin. He even managed to play a priest professionally, with his own parish, and now he's playing the Patriot with wild cries. GOYDA! A talented man.... Well, some make money on tourists, some on duty-free tobacco sales. The system works. Church vendors are not a means, but an END!
There would be something to argue about – the photo is terrible. And from this angle, the temple looks like a lopsided jumble of architectural details.
M Y X O M O P, it's not a temple, but 1/5 of a monastery. Thanks for your opinion!
Illustrator Voroschilin S D, The whole world is THEATRE. What kind of theatre is it without actors? How many actors have gone to the monastery and back? I remember Vasiliev, the most brilliant of the latter was Okhlobystin. He even managed to play a priest professionally, with the consecration of his rank, with his parish. Now he's playing the Patriot with wild cries. GOYDA! A talented man.... Well, some make money off tourists, some off duty-free tobacco sales. The system works. Church vendors are not a means, but an END!
A monastery is secluded.
Maybe we should harmonize it so people aren't surprised?
This world is called a spiritual greenhouse.
The nation's flower is there.
I think photography in secular churches should be banned (the argument is that it creates a distraction). Not to mention monasteries.
My opinion.
During the proskomedia, flashes from the altar.
How is that possible?
I'm standing quietly praying, and the photographer is aiming all the luminaries directly at the crowd and catching a hare.
As a result, there's no prayer.
The goal of deflecting attention to the curses is fulfilled.
Well...? So what?
Question 2: Who did Jesus call the worst names, beat with a stick, and drive out of the Temple?
Or is profit more important than prayerful attention?
Look at the list of companies located in Russia's main cathedral, from legal entities to a car wash, and there's no way to beat anyone with sticks or throw them out; they're guarded by a local private security company.
I'll play the game with my puffs, some of them.
Professor Osipov says he's been fighting a tough battle with photographers his whole life.
What a plague these lumpins are.
Woe from them.
So brazen, it's a disaster.
Those tattooed ones are wandering around the monastery, looking like they're barely even looking.
Damn...they're smoking bamboo with their puffs.
The whole world is THEATRE. What kind of theatre is it without actors? How many actors have gone to the monastery and back? I remember Vasiliev, the most brilliant of the latter was Okhlobystin. He even managed to play a priest professionally, with his own parish, and now he's playing the Patriot with wild cries. GOYDA! A talented man.... Well, some make money on tourists, some on duty-free tobacco sales. The system works. Church vendors are not a means, but an END!