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Tigra K: Temple E in Selinunte
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Tigra K: Temple of Hera
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Tigra K: Temple of Hera, 490-480 BC
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Tigra K: Peripteros with part of cella
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Tigra K: Temple C seen from afar
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Tigra K: Corner columns of Temple E
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Tigra K: View to the Mediterranean sea through the peristyle
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Tigra K: A good place for hiding
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Tigra K: Archeologists call it Temples F and E.
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Tigra K: After a fire on the East Hill
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Tigra K: What is left of Temple F
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Tigra K: Use your imagination
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Tigra K: Two photographers plus me
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Tigra K: Fourteen columns and some entablature
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Tigra K: Selinunte ruins
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Tigra K: Take off! Or landing?
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Tigra K: Striking a pose
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Tigra K: Temple C, 550 BC
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Tigra K: Take them off!
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Tigra K: Noble rubble
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Tigra K: Mediterranean Sea coast
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Tigra K: Approaching the temple
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Tigra K: Caryatid
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Tigra K: Doric capital
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Tigra K: Temple C, partly re-erected
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Tigra K: A very obliging tree
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Tigra K: Cumulus clouds over Temple of Hera
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Tigra K: Road to Temple E from the Acropolis
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Tigra K: Agave and column
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Tigra K: Cactus in Selinunte