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'The Hypaethral Temple, Philae'.

from National Galleries of Scotland Commons

• David said:

  This photo is gorgeous. Thank you for providing so many qualitative photos for everyone to see. Bravo!

• Ian Kindred said:

  Large negatives (16" by 20"), portable darkroom, sand, heat, etc.... you have to admire these photographers' dedication to recording the world. It's a long way from taking the 1 hour air conditioned bus tour with your digital point-and-shoot and "get in, get pictures, get out and we will look at the results at the hotel". There is no sense of truly appreciating the sights of the world as did these pioneers.

• Ann Wuyts said:

  Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Heritage Key, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

• EVELYN GROUNSELL said:

  I visited the relocated temple in February. Less sense of reverence and soul today.

• Scott Schreiber Jewelry Design said:

  I have an original oil painting by Frank Dillon.....(a contemporary of Frith's)....with this temple as the subject. I believe this is Trajan's Kiosk....commonly known as "Pharoah's Bed". Here a link to another of Frith's photos of this temple.