"[T]he #Jewish #Orthodox #Feminist Alliance (JOFA #Australia) is hosting an inaugural #writers’ retreat in the Yarra Valley from May 23-25, offering aspiring #women writers the chance to connect with like-minded individuals, and foster their creative and spiritual growth.
This is the first time that a writers’ weekend of this nature has been held in Australia, and we are so pleased to be able to support women to create works of #Torah related to women’s #health, encompassing mental, spiritual and physical health,” said JOFA Australia president Nomi Kaltmann."
https://www.australianjewishnews.com/orthodox-womens-writers-retreat/
www.australianjewishnews.comOrthodox women’s writers’ retreatJewish women from across Australia are invited to fill in the expression of interest form.
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![The image displays a detailed colored postcard showing the iconic St. Basil's Cathedral, located in Red Square in Moscow, Russia. The cathedral is characterized by its vivid green onion-shaped domes with golden tips and intricate architectural details. Surrounding the main structure are smaller buildings that complement its grandeur, including what appears to be an archway entrance on one side.
In front of St. Basil's Cathedral, a small circular pond or fountain can be seen at the forefront, adding to the overall urban scene depicted in the postcard. The street leading up to and surrounding Red Square is populated with pedestrians and horse-drawn carriages indicative of the late 19th-century setting.
The color palette consists primarily of greens from the domes, warm reds on some buildings' facades, earth tones for other structures and pathways, and a muted sky tone in the background. The postcard's vintage quality is suggested by its artistic rendering style rather than photographic realism, capturing an early 20th-century view of Moscow's most famous landmark.
In terms of additional information about this image, it may be linked to "Orthodox churches" as St. Basil's Cathedral serves a religious function in the Orthodox tradition and was built between 1555-61 during Ivan the Terrible’s reign. The photograph could also relate to Russia (Federation) Moscow specifically due to its central location within the city, being [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/114/060/503/962/017/509/original/897afde53472bbea.jpeg "The image displays a detailed colored postcard showing the iconic St. Basil's Cathedral, located in Red Square in Moscow, Russia. The cathedral is characterized by its vivid green onion-shaped domes with golden tips and intricate architectural details. Surrounding the main structure are smaller buildings that complement its grandeur, including what appears to be an archway entrance on one side.
In front of St. Basil's Cathedral, a small circular pond or fountain can be seen at the forefront, adding to the overall urban scene depicted in the postcard. The street leading up to and surrounding Red Square is populated with pedestrians and horse-drawn carriages indicative of the late 19th-century setting.
The color palette consists primarily of greens from the domes, warm reds on some buildings' facades, earth tones for other structures and pathways, and a muted sky tone in the background. The postcard's vintage quality is suggested by its artistic rendering style rather than photographic realism, capturing an early 20th-century view of Moscow's most famous landmark.
In terms of additional information about this image, it may be linked to \"Orthodox churches\" as St. Basil's Cathedral serves a religious function in the Orthodox tradition and was built between 1555-61 during Ivan the Terrible’s reign. The photograph could also relate to Russia (Federation) Moscow specifically due to its central location within the city, being [...]")
![The image depicts an architectural structure that appears to be a cathedral or church with multiple domes and spires. The main building has a central dome flanked by four smaller domes, each topped with what seems like crosses. Surrounding this central edifice are additional buildings, including one on the left side featuring rounded arch windows and another larger complex in the background that complements the architectural style of the foreground structure.
In front of the church is an open plaza or courtyard paved with cobblestones. A few individuals can be seen walking across the area; however, their features are not clearly distinguishable due to the distance from which the photo was taken and its age. To the right side in the background, there's a horse-drawn carriage parked near what appears to be an outdoor café or restaurant with covered seating.
The overall atmosphere of the image suggests it is historical, possibly dating back to late 19th century Russia based on architectural styles and urban elements present at that time. The sepia tone indicates that this photo might have been taken during a period when color photography was not widely used for everyday images or events; instead, these types of photographs were often created using the Photochrom process which produced vibrant prints from glass negatives.
The image is labeled with text indicating its source and context: "St. Pétersbourg," meaning Saint Pe [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/114/057/303/317/015/395/original/a8c5a73e4ccf546d.jpeg "The image depicts an architectural structure that appears to be a cathedral or church with multiple domes and spires. The main building has a central dome flanked by four smaller domes, each topped with what seems like crosses. Surrounding this central edifice are additional buildings, including one on the left side featuring rounded arch windows and another larger complex in the background that complements the architectural style of the foreground structure.
In front of the church is an open plaza or courtyard paved with cobblestones. A few individuals can be seen walking across the area; however, their features are not clearly distinguishable due to the distance from which the photo was taken and its age. To the right side in the background, there's a horse-drawn carriage parked near what appears to be an outdoor café or restaurant with covered seating.
The overall atmosphere of the image suggests it is historical, possibly dating back to late 19th century Russia based on architectural styles and urban elements present at that time. The sepia tone indicates that this photo might have been taken during a period when color photography was not widely used for everyday images or events; instead, these types of photographs were often created using the Photochrom process which produced vibrant prints from glass negatives.
The image is labeled with text indicating its source and context: \"St. Pétersbourg,\" meaning Saint Pe [...]")
