And the Columns Caught the Light - ID: 13679502 © Deb. Hayes Zimmerman Alexander’s Eternal View - ID: 13679498 © Deb. Hayes Zimmerman Acropolis from Areopagus (Mars) Hill - ID: 13679496 © Deb. Hayes Zimmerman 5 of the 15 - ID: 13679495 © Deb. Hayes Zimmerman Early morning light playing in the Thession - ID: 13678401 © Deb. Hayes Zimmerman The Parthenon Lit on a Windy Night - ID: 13679530 © Deb. Hayes Zimmerman
And the Columns Caught the Light - ID: 13679502 © Deb. Hayes Zimmerman

And the Columns Caught the Light

8/30/2012, 1/80 sec., f/11, ISO 100, using an 18-200 mm telephoto lens at focal length of 105mm.
I was shooting the tops of the columns of the Temple of Zeus when I glanced back and noticed that the light had shifted to illuminate and define the base of the columns. When I knelt down to photograph them I saw the monastery on the top of Lycabettus Hill was also highlighted. While the telephoto makes it looks as if there is parkland between the two, there is truly a whole lot of city between the two.

© Deb. Hayes Zimmerman

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