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Athens and Delphi, Greece, 2023

In 2023, I had an eye operation and I was unable to use screens for two weeks. I listened to the Percy Jackson book series and it inspired me to go to Greece as soon as I had recovered. I spent four nights in Athens and did a day trip to Delphi; I visited many museums and archeological sites. They say the best camera is the one you have with you, and I had a Google Pixel 4a.

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A cat in the ancient agora of Athens. I like the composition and how happy the cat looks.

A cat in the ancient agora of Athens. I like the composition and how happy the cat looks.

Google Pixel 4a • 30/Nov/2023
4mm f/1.73 • 1/2611s • ISO 57
Treasury of Athens, Delphi. The view from the mountain side was incredibly beautiful. It had just rained which adds to the lighting.

Treasury of Athens, Delphi. The view from the mountain side was incredibly beautiful. It had just rained which adds to the lighting.

Google Pixel 4a • 29/Nov/2023
4mm f/1.73 • 1/5882s • ISO 67
Temple of Apollo, Delphi.

Temple of Apollo, Delphi.

Google Pixel 4a • 29/Nov/2023
4mm f/1.73 • 1/2347s • ISO 50
Tholos of Athena, Delphi.

Tholos of Athena, Delphi.

Google Pixel 4a • 29/Nov/2023
4mm f/1.73 • 1/1805s • ISO 56
The view from Delphi to the Gulf of Corinth. I love the sun rays in the distance, with the contrast between the light there and the cloudliness up close.

The view from Delphi to the Gulf of Corinth. I love the sun rays in the distance, with the contrast between the light there and the cloudliness up close.

Google Pixel 4a • 29/Nov/2023
4mm f/1.73 • 1/7813s • ISO 89
The Oracle of Delphi? A very friendly cat I pet whilst I waited for the coach back.

The Oracle of Delphi? A very friendly cat I pet whilst I waited for the coach back.

Google Pixel 4a • 29/Nov/2023
4mm f/1.73 • 1/510s • ISO 37
View of Mount Olympus (I think) from a plane.

View of Mount Olympus (I think) from a plane.

Google Pixel 4a • 27/Nov/2023
4mm f/1.73 • 1/559s • ISO 49
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Andrew Ward

Hi, I'm Andrew Ward. I'm a software developer, an open source maintainer, and a graduate from the University of Bristol. I’m a core developer for Luanti, an open source voxel game engine.

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