As a newbie here
I saw the thread title, and immediately thought of a photo I took with dad's Pentax ME super in the late 80s (my teens) with the standard 50mm SMC_PENTAX A 1/1.4 lens he seemed always to have with him. Then I saw that it's all closed down, and the last thread - 'statues' - that never really got going has been closed for 5 years.
I loved that holiday. And I thought the photo was ok-ish for a newbie, with the above equipment loaded with Ilford HP5 (400ASA in Greece in the summer! He had the HP4 ready as the next roll. He had a series of Cokin 'P' ND filters, and I suspect this had the ND6 in front of it; the UV filter stayed on the lens. (The smog from pollution was bad.) So, it was painful for me to crop it to an 800 x 800px square, do a final touch-up, ready to enter a competition called 'statues', to discover there isn't one
So, I'm going to post it. Others may pick up what was a tradition that died out, but this is my effort - from what I have on the main hard drive for photographs - cropped. The ladies, in case anybody hasn't twigged, are on top of the Acropolis in Athens, are well over 2000 years old, and have been holding that huge, stone roof up all this time.
Good idea?