Stonehenge Magic

Thank you Michael. It’s a great place to visit.

You should Alan. It’s a great place. Thank you.

Thank you Maggie.

Yes, thank you Don, she is much better.
Thank you for your comments on these reworked shots. It is such a gret plac e o visit, especially if yu can get up close to the Stones. I see they do Couch Tour at vast expense!!!

Thank you Dee.

Thank you John.

Thanks James. I have some more ideas, but haven’t had time to work on them yet. I think I need to crop the image slightly to remove the two (half) stones either side? Oh well, no doubt, you will see the result at some stage. ;o))

Thank you Deborah. It’s amazing how the days are drawing out now. The skies have been quite beautiful recently too. Thank you so much. Best wishes for Imbolc to you also.

Thank you Sylvia.

Thank you Lori, she is much better and says she feels well enough to manage with the baby.
Thank you for your kind support.

Thank you Bev. Me too, I love your work. ;o)

Thank you.

Yes, thank you. Fortunately baby didn’t catch the virus. Thank you so much for your comment.

Thank you Wendy. It was in fact taken on a wonderful day. It was bitterly cold even tho’ it was mid-summer – we were rained on but as the sun slipped above the horizon we were fortunate to view it reflecting off the stones – and on the other side was a double rainbow, which unfortunately my OlympusMju (film) didn’t capture too well. I am slowly learning different techniques, and one day hope to be able to bring this double rainbow out more in the actual photograph!! Fingers crossed. Again, thank you for your visit.

Thank you for your lovely comments on this and other work. Thank you.

Thank you Shanina. It’s worth a visit – sadly you cannot go near the stones unless you go with a specialised tour.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much for your comment. Yes – I love these computers – so much more to learn – and so many people to interact with.

Very many thanks indeed. I am honoured.