Stonehenge - in sunlight. by Meisiekind
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I have been missing for a while. I had to start finalizing everything for my 3 week camping safari coming up on March 14th. I'm really looking forward to that.
Here is Stonehenge in the sunlight.
Comments (17)
Great capture of the site
Nice capture of this mythic site!
Marvellous, Carin ! It looks almost unreal!
Very nice capture.
All the best for your camping safari.
A really excellent shot, great for a historical magazine :)
It looks amazing, must go sometime.
A brilliant picture Carin, excellent light.
Fine capture with great detail.
You give us the feeling that you were there alone in all the world. How marvelous! I mean ... I see the people, but they aren't standing around the front in red jackets waving their arms and yelling. This is a terrific shot!
Very cool...and a very nice 're-build'!!!!
You've wonderfully captured the atmosphere of the place, it comes out so beautifully here! The light was different when I saw Stonehenge, at the end of a Springtime afternoon, but this landmark means so much to me. It is also the place where the famous novel by Thomas Hardy ' Tess of the d'Urbervilles' sadly ends ....
Wonderful shot, with minimal tourists in the far distance, as Tara mentioned. I visited there almost 50 years ago - you know, before the Griswolds backed their car up into one of the stones & they all fell like dominoes...
Great shot - the fog in the background adds just a hint of mystery to the scene
I was wondering what happened to you. And, good light and shadow, very sharp and detailed in this capture, but, how strange, Stonehenge in the sunlight looks like a bunch of toy blocks in a field, Carin.
really a great capture of this British icon. did you see the Python in South Africa that swallowed a porcupine. it fell off a ledge and died from injuries from the quills
very subtle and beautiful light in this, where the stones almost feel like they're 'soft', covered in some fabric. The tourists are way in the background, which make a delightful little reminder of their presence; but you got the stones all by themselves, and they glow mysteriously in that low intense light. Great sky too. Beautiful mysterious capture, Carin.