Stonehenge: Farmland Light by auntietk
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Stonehenge replica, Maryhill, Washington.
A little something from the beginning of our trip as we near the end.
Tonight we're camped on the banks of the Methow River, just one short day's drive from home. Tomorrow we'll go over the North Cascades Highway and will be parked for the rest of the summer! :)
Comments (26)
Faemike55
Very beautiful view Glad you're safe and having fun.
Chipka
I love this image. There's something classic Star Trek-ish about it: something that probably lingers in an un-produced, classic script, involving "The Undersecretary of the Guardian of the Portal of A-temporal Eternity" on some planet ending with a number written in Roman numerals. Or maybe that's just me. In fact, now that I think about it, it's probably just me being desperate to refer to Star Trek in some way. Now, as for this picture. I love the fact that this isn't all of Stonehenge, or even Neo Stonehenge or Stonehenge !!. It's just a small portion, but then there's this vast expanse out there with a wind-farm in it as well. I love the contrasts...the stone dolmen up close and those hyper-modern windmills in the distance, and then there's the rolling grassland, the farmland, the open, really open land. And I'm sure that there's a story lurking in here. I love this shot!
Wolfenshire
Traveling from place to place as the wind takes you. That is a wonderful life.
Isabelle711
I love this beautiful landscape, and the play of light. :))))) My husband and I would love to travel. :)))))) Most excellent capture my friend. :)))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :)))) Carry A Sunshine Smile In Your Heart :))))))
wysiwig
So the nomads are coming home to their summer pasture. This does have an ancient look to it. And the barely seen windmills give an impression that we are looking past Stonehenge towards a dimly seen future. A great shot.
jayfar
The light is very good on this Tara, super image.
durleybeachbum
It is interesting to see what Stonehenge would have looked like new. This looks so modern and mall-like compared to the ancient site which is not that far from me! I do have photos of me as a toddler there when you were still allowed to stand on the fallen stones. You have made a terrific composition, and we expect no less!
ronmolina
Excellent shot!
jocko500
do look wonderful. There is Stonehenge sites for real in America. you can google them. they was made of wood so all they find was the holes for them. the wood is gone
nikolais
very nice POV. love the angle of light!
whaleman
Interesting shot!
helanker
Absolutely beautiful capture. Love this capture, Tara.
EJD64
The lighting makes this photo pop. Nice shot Tara.
pimanjc
Nice lighting. Well exposed.
Adobe_One_Kenobi
Wonderful shot my friend, glad you have a good time, same good wishes for Bill too.
MrsRatbag
I love this lighting; you've got such a strong feel of afternoon, and fields, and ennui...I love this!
Juliette.Gribnau
wonderful light and shadows
kgb224
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
Cyve
Wonderful capture and great lighting !
moochagoo
Nice work on lighting :)
RodS Online Now!
Absolutely fantastic study in light and shadow, Tara! This must be a magnificent place! So glad we got to see you two! We must spend a day together exposing pixels sometime!
FredNunes
Awesome display of light and shadows here. Very nice. :-)
JuliSonne
Dance of the Giants! A piece of england in america.
myrrhluz
Beautiful colors and light! I love the textures of the stones and the view seen between them. I don't think that Chip was totally desperate because the view through the stones makes me think of a certain Star Trek episode. I would not be surprise (well, perhaps a bit surprised) to see the scene shift to another world. There is a magical atmosphere that makes the stones seem like portals to other realities. I love the shades and colors of the land beyond and the wind turbines on the hills. gorgeous shot!
Blush
Great pic Hugs Susan
debbielove
Cool shot of something unusual and makes it feel like it was when first built.....but without the sacrifices! lol Rob