Photographer's Note
Palmyra, a Greek outpost at one time, was annexed by Rome in 217 AD and became a centre of unsurpassed wealth. Today the ruins of the 2nd century city have been extensively excavated and resored. The picture was taken in late afternoon.
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Mike
(693) 2003-08-18 4:15
I love the colours in this abstract shot, you took it at a well timed point too, it really brings out the rich reds and oranges of the temple.
charmante
(1090) 2004-01-16 2:52
thank you for taking this picture ,very amazing & dominant...)sorry I'v run out my points, I'll give U a smily tomorrow
DrorAngkor
(164) 2004-03-18 3:47
Have you seen Queen Zinobya ? ;)
Beautifull afternoon light,and composition.
It took my breath away for a second ...
omritoppol
(826) 2004-04-14 4:35
Very unsual perspective and a very good one, The colors are superb and the light is very good. Well done
PeterDF
(421) 2004-04-25 12:07
Very interesting angle and wonderful colors in this photo of these ancient ruins. Very beautifully done.
Photo Information
- Copyright: Linda Cetacea (cetacea) (401)
- Genre: 地方
- Medium: 彩色
- Date Taken: 2003-01-08
- Categories: 建築
- Camera: Canon Digital D60, Sigma 17-35 EX HSM, Compact Flash Card
- Exposure:f/8, 1/60 seconds
- Photo Version:Original Version
- Travelogue:Iran, Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan
- Theme(s):Ancient romans' buildings outside of Italy [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2003-08-17 23:30
- Favorites:3 [view]