A night-time photograph depicts an ancient Greek temple ruin, illuminated by artificial lighting, situated within the Valley of the Temples archaeological park in Agrigento, Italy

A night-time photograph depicts an ancient Greek temple ruin, illuminated by artificial lighting, situated within the Valley of the Temples archaeological park in Agrigento, Italy. The temple, constructed of light-colored stone, is bathed in warm, golden-yellow light originating from ground-level sources, casting strong shadows on its architectural elements. Multiple fluted Doric columns are visible, supporting remnants of a partially collapsed entablature and superstructure. The temple stands on a prominent multi-tiered stylobate, with the base visible above ground level. In the foreground, a dark, unpaved ground extends forward from the temple, containing scattered, indistinct darker objects, likely rocks or debris. A low, dark wooden fence, consisting of horizontal rails supported by vertical posts, runs parallel to the temple's base, acting as a barrier. To the far left, a dense, dark mass of foliage from a tree or large bush partially obscures the left side of the temple, its leaves faintly discernible against the illuminated structure. The sky above the temple is completely black, indicating a nighttime setting. No individuals or active elements are present in the scene.