Ancient Cromlech under the moonlight by odile
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Description
A cromlech is a circle of standing stones.
As the megalithic monuments were built about 6000 years ago,in some places,where the coastline has eroded, some are partly underwater when the tide rises.
Thank you for viewing.
Have a great time.
Odile
Comments (39)
Odile, my dear, this is an outstanding scene. Just amazing light coming from the side and the water rendered beautifully, but what gives it the realism is how you placed all the plantlife.. reeds and grasses around the standing stones. Absolutely wonderful work, again!
amazing light and scene
Great light and scene.
This is quite a peaceful scene, love it!
Beautiful work!!
Great scene! Beautiful! :-)
What baffles me about the ancients is how they were able to cut stones into those shapes in the first place, considering what they had to work with. Thanks for the vocabulary word. As for the picture, you've really captured the dignified, yet mysterious, mood of this place. Great work!
great scenery, wonderful terrain and atmo
Wow, very nice work.
Beautiful scene. Well done!
Beautiful, excellent lighting.
C'est absolument superbe ! L'éclairage, le ciel étoilé, le miroitement de l'eau ... une pure merveille !
Great composition, Odile. The West Highlands and Islands of Scotland and the north east coast of Ireland are favourites of mine. They have always been somewhere I immediately would feel at home, and at one with people, landscape and history. As a child I got to explore the Glens of Antrim, and found many standing stones. The most obvious to even the tourist toiling upo the ungraded roads was the ruined Iron Age hill fort in my mother's cousin's land. This 3m high, 15m diameter 'cashel' was known as Altagore, which I believe meant 'place of the high goats'.. There was supposed to be an escape tunnel from it, coming out down near the burn, if I remember right. Warm regards, from a chilly Glasgow, John.
Wonderful work! Very well done!
the play of light and shadows in the bottom right of this image is sublime the composition balanced a very peaceful image well done mate Carl
This is just awesome. We love pagan and Celtic themes and this is just delightful and so well done
I like all the little red flowers placed throughout the landscape....(smile)...
nice work
~Superb atmosphere! Very beautiful work indeed!~
A feast for the visual senses. Lovely lit, beautifully laid out stones and plants. A marvel.
That's one amazing looking landscape - wonderful lightning!
Wonderful night/water scene - always very difficult to render well. Great historical background and vision.
Wonderful work...most excellent!
Excellent scene and magical work!!! Great light and render!!!I wish you a wonderful new week, hugs Elke
Beautiful scene. Very moody and delicate :)
Fantastic work =)!
This scene rocks, Odile! :D The moonlight gives such a great mood to this landscape, water looks terrific and the concept of this scene with star sky is so beautiful... One question only - why is your logo always so tiny? Vashek
Splendid scene here, excellent atmosphere, amazing creation!
Really beautiful image! I love the lighting and atmosphere. Excellent work!
Fantastic work.