Temple of Hatshepsut, Upper Floor

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On November 6th, 2016, I embarked on a day-long guided tour along the Red Sea to Luxor as a tourist. Unfortunately, time constraints prevented me from capturing all the photos I had envisioned. However, I managed to take a few snaps at Hatshepsut Temple within a brief thirty-minute window. I carefully curated a subset of images from the Temple of Hatshepsut and the Whole Scene, complemented by photographs from the Inner Room, which I then fed into Photoscan for processing. The outcome exceeded my expectations, as Photoscan successfully aligned these disparate images with remarkable precision. It's worth noting that all the images were captured at eye level, a factor that likely contributed to the successful alignment of the visuals. The distant mountains in the background, although not visible here, probably played a crucial role in facilitating this result. The resulting composite comprises 338 images from my Sony Alpha 5000 camera.