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Castlerigg is perhaps the most atmospheric and dramatically sited of all British stone circles, with panoramic views and the mountains of Helvellyn and High Seat as a backdrop. It's also among the earliest British circles, raised in about 3000 BC during the Neolithic period.
Margaret and I found this to be a most rewarding visit - with wonderful light - we stayed in the centre of Keswick, so it was within fairly easy walking distance. Had to wait for the 'stone huggers' to clear off before taking this !! A lot of people like to visit here and soak up the atmosphere, not surprisingly.
Textures: My own, and one from PicMonkey.
The stone circle of Stoke Flat on Froggatt Edge. Made of small stones typical of circles found in the Peak District.
These chandeliers are quite spectacular. Take time to notice them the next time you pass through what used to be the very grand waiting room at Grand Central.
Masked Lapwing (Vanellus miles)
This flock took off, circled around and couple of times and landed back where they started from.
Heart Homes Circle of Friends
Aphrodite Shop / Heart Homes
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A miniature! If you’re like me, you’ll need to put on your glasses to appreciate this!
I took it with a 75-300mm lens from some distance away. These friends are gathered under the warning sign at the end of the jetty at Bearskin Neck, Rockport Massachusetts.
I couldn’t really see what they were doing, but it looked like they were having fun!
Apps: Quickshot, Distressed FX, Pixelmator, Prisma and Snapseed
Castleriggs stone circle is Surrounded by the fells of Skiddaw and Blencathra to its north and Castlerigg Fell, High Rigg and Clough Head to its south, this ring of 38 stones, set within a ring of mountains, has stood at Castlerigg for about 4,500 years since it was created by Neolithic farming communities. Thanks for looking
'Circles'
I thought that this may be a suitable object for this weeks Macro Mondays theme - 'Circles'.
My husband tells me that it is a fluorescent light starter.
Created for Macro Mondays # Circles
A small branch and some leaves are caught in the drain of a community pond. (Marsing Community Park, US 95 DSC_1193.jpg)
Made especially for the Shock of the New
mid-July to mid-August Challenge, "CIRCLE MANIA"
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We are in a deep freeze right now but the sun has been out so might as well take advantage of the sun while stuck indoors and photograph oil and water.
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A mini stone cycle found in the middle of nowhere in Ireland. For a change, there was good weather which made this place quite nice at the day.
I experimented with freezing the flowers in different containers before adding them into the larger container for freezing. I can imagine this being an easier way to create compositions with structure and interest. Again color management is my biggest challenge when editing.
Number 5 of our joint 1/Week project.
Somehow, editing this image made me want to hear this beautiful song.