Monumental Columns by auntietk
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More from the Jefferson Memorial
Just a small part this time, as promised. I'll have an even smaller part for you later! :)
By the way, I looked everywhere to see if I could find out how tall these columns are. Best I can tell, they're somewhere around 40 feet.
We went to a museum yesterday and I overdid a bit, so we're staying in today and tomorrow to relax and let my scrapes and bruises heal. The weather is cooperating nicely, giving us rain showers and cooler temperatures, so as to not tempt us to go out and play! :)
Comments (13)
bmac62
If we had our tape measure we could stop by there next week and just measure the bottom section, multiply by six and we'd know for sure:-) Love your composition, light and shadows. Nice...
giulband
WOW !! Formidable sense of photo composition !!!
Faemike55
Wonderful capture - love how the 'fade' away
LivingPixels
Great shot T lovely piece my friend!!
durleybeachbum
This is definitely a Tara! Wonderful.
mandala
amazing.
T.Rex
Nice work. Usually one sees a long straight row of columns, here we have a curve. Makes for more interesting. As for height, there's no person in the photo which makes it difficult to estimate. But Bill's idea is sound. Measure a certain height and multiply it to the top. Keep up the good work! :-) Looking forward to those measurements.
kgb224
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
Juliette.Gribnau
superb !! fav
bakapo
excellent point of view. I like how you framed the spaces between the columns.
wysiwig
Terrific capture showing strength and permanence.
Desgar
Outstanding view!
RodS Online Now!
This is a wonderful shot, Tara! This could be a scene right out of ancient Greece (if they'd had D70s back then..). The light and shadow play is just great!