Photography
Day to Night @ A for Athens
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.05, 2024, under Photography
A for Athens
For our last night in Athens Sue had booked for us all to have a sunset dinner at A for Athens. The restaurant has rooftop dining with a commanding view over Monastiraki square and a great view of the Acropolis behind
We had a table right at the front so had a perfect view
I setup my 360 camera to do a day to night timelapse and clamped it to the railing at our table and let it run. When I get around to processing my footage from the Insta360 X4 I’ll post the result
Here are a few shots at different times which I took with my “real” camera
Tomorrow we’re off to the first of our Greek Islands adventure…
Parthenon
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.04, 2024, under Photography
Parthenon
We’d all booked tickets to visit the Acropolis and the Parthenon for the earliest time slot the next morning (8AM entry). The idea being that it wouldn’t be too busy and we’d avoid the heat of the middle of the day
As Sue said… lots more rocks 🙂
Columns
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Lycabettus Hill
After a great lunch at this great little place called Dioskouroi on the steps at the side of the Acropolis we also visited the Acropolis Museum in the afternoon
Athens Sunrise
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.04, 2024, under Photography
Athens Sunrise
There’s an exclusion zone around the Acropolis itself so I stayed around Filopappou Hill and took my shots from afar. We did see someone flying a drone (at night) right on top of the Acropolis and around the buildings one night
Athens Sunrise
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Athens
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.03, 2024, under Photography
Athens
Athens from the air courtesy of a little dronage
Blocks
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A vertical panorama looking across the city rooftops towards the Acropolis
Vertigo
Panathenaic Stadium
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.03, 2024, under Photography
Panathenaic Stadium
The Panathenaic Stadium dates back to the 4th century B.C. and was the site of the first modern Olympic games in 1896 and remains the starting point of the Olympic flame torch relay. Made entirely of white marble
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