Temple of Hathor

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Temple of Hathor

A bit of improvisation here. I'd forgotten my tripod so I rested the camera on the floor with my wallet wedged under the lens to tilt it. Having gone that far, I should have used the self timer and shot 3 exposures. In the event, I was rushed so I only shot one. Here it is after tone mapping and a bit of Topaz.


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