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GREAT PYRAMIDS OF GIZA
Project Date:
20-23rd October 2008
Category:
B&W,Series
20-23rd October 2008
Description:
One of many trips to and around the great pyramids at El Giza, Cairo, Egypt. The largest and oldest one being The pyramid of Khufu, built over 4500 years ago and stood as the largest man-made structure for 3,800 years. The pyramid of Khufu is also the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and the only one to remain largely intact. No matter how many times one have laid eyes upon them they never cease to amaze. Towering high above the housing around El Giza even to this day, they are definitely a sight to behold at least once in a lifetime.
Category:
B&W,Series
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