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6 Comments:
The beauty of that picture for me is the way he has captured a feeling of how precarious it is, how it has managed to survive against the odds. Somewhere I have a postcard of the Temple but it doesn't have that atmosphere.
This photo is just classic. Everything about it says archeology.
nice picture and very interesting place
Definitely an ethereal photo with ominous skies in the background. Great photographer.
One of the most interesting photos I've seen. To capture a story as well as an image is the art of photography.
Lauren,
I agree..Your friend is talented.:) This is a very interesting and beautiful shot.
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