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from:  Brother SunA photographic appreciation by Dennis Stock (American photographer, 1928-2010)Dennis Stock discovered the sun as the central graphic element of his own life while on an assignment in the golden hills of Umbria, Italy. He was there to photograph the landscapes that had become so central to the philosophy of St. Francis of Assisi. Inspired by his experience and by St. Francis’ own record of gratitude for his celestial “brother”, Stock set out to begin one of the major works of his career: a photographic appreciation of the sun, “Brother Sun”.
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from:  Brother SunA photographic appreciation by Dennis Stock (American photographer, 1928-2010)Dennis Stock discovered the sun as the central graphic element of his own life while on an assignment in the golden hills of Umbria, Italy. He was there to photograph the landscapes that had become so central to the philosophy of St. Francis of Assisi. Inspired by his experience and by St. Francis’ own record of gratitude for his celestial “brother”, Stock set out to begin one of the major works of his career: a photographic appreciation of the sun, “Brother Sun”.
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from:  Brother SunA photographic appreciation by Dennis Stock (American photographer, 1928-2010)Dennis Stock discovered the sun as the central graphic element of his own life while on an assignment in the golden hills of Umbria, Italy. He was there to photograph the landscapes that had become so central to the philosophy of St. Francis of Assisi. Inspired by his experience and by St. Francis’ own record of gratitude for his celestial “brother”, Stock set out to begin one of the major works of his career: a photographic appreciation of the sun, “Brother Sun”.
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from:  Brother SunA photographic appreciation by Dennis Stock (American photographer, 1928-2010)Dennis Stock discovered the sun as the central graphic element of his own life while on an assignment in the golden hills of Umbria, Italy. He was there to photograph the landscapes that had become so central to the philosophy of St. Francis of Assisi. Inspired by his experience and by St. Francis’ own record of gratitude for his celestial “brother”, Stock set out to begin one of the major works of his career: a photographic appreciation of the sun, “Brother Sun”.
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from:  Brother SunA photographic appreciation by Dennis Stock (American photographer, 1928-2010)Dennis Stock discovered the sun as the central graphic element of his own life while on an assignment in the golden hills of Umbria, Italy. He was there to photograph the landscapes that had become so central to the philosophy of St. Francis of Assisi. Inspired by his experience and by St. Francis’ own record of gratitude for his celestial “brother”, Stock set out to begin one of the major works of his career: a photographic appreciation of the sun, “Brother Sun”.
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from:  Brother SunA photographic appreciation by Dennis Stock (American photographer, 1928-2010)Dennis Stock discovered the sun as the central graphic element of his own life while on an assignment in the golden hills of Umbria, Italy. He was there to photograph the landscapes that had become so central to the philosophy of St. Francis of Assisi. Inspired by his experience and by St. Francis’ own record of gratitude for his celestial “brother”, Stock set out to begin one of the major works of his career: a photographic appreciation of the sun, “Brother Sun”.
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A photographic appreciation by Dennis Stock (American photographer, 1928-2010)

Dennis Stock discovered the sun as the central graphic element of his own life while on an assignment in the golden hills of Umbria, Italy. He was there to photograph the landscapes that had become so central to the philosophy of St. Francis of Assisi. Inspired by his experience and by St. Francis’ own record of gratitude for his celestial “brother”, Stock set out to begin one of the major works of his career: a photographic appreciation of the sun, “Brother Sun”.

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Camel Sundown II - Shela Dunes, Kenya
by  david schweitzer
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Camel Sundown II - Shela Dunes, Kenya

by david schweitzer

Source: Flickr / davidschweitzer

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Inner Mongolia Eji’na 8 bridge, desert camel
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Inner Mongolia Eji’na 8 bridge, desert camel

by hcchoo

Source: Flickr / hcchoo

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Lhasa jokhang temple
by    Ben Li
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Lhasa jokhang temple

by Ben Li

Source: Flickr / erbin

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    • #sunlight
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Sun - Le Soleil
LE TAROT ASTROLOGIQUE (1927)
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LE TAROT ASTROLOGIQUE (1927)

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Source: panoramio.com

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Piotr Meller INCREDIBLE INDIA 
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Piotr Meller INCREDIBLE INDIA 

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Slavic sun wheel
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Slavic sun wheel

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Sun worship

Solar  symbolic is ever present in Yazidi holy places, another proof of  connection to Mithraism and Zoroastrian heritage, or even older shamanic  beliefs. Their calendar is related to solar cycle, religious obligation  is a prayer welcoming the sunrise, the domes of temples represent rays  of the sun.
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Sun worship

Solar symbolic is ever present in Yazidi holy places, another proof of connection to Mithraism and Zoroastrian heritage, or even older shamanic beliefs. Their calendar is related to solar cycle, religious obligation is a prayer welcoming the sunrise, the domes of temples represent rays of the sun.

Source: Flickr / nygus

    • #Swiatoslaw Wojtkowiak
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    • #sea
    • #ocean
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