Balancing Act

Artist: RedHillDigital
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Balancing Act

Balancing Act

This stone monolith at St Aldhelm’s Head, near Worth Matravers in Dorset was left behind by quarrymen in the 19th century.

Date: 13th April 2008

Looks good as a card:

Or even framed:

Balancing Act belongs to the following groups:

Rocks and Bones, This is England, United Kingdom and Wessex UK - ancient and modern

Jason Connolly, 3 months ago

Another great shot, lovely comp and colour.
I notice your gallery is full of excellent shots and not many comments, I also notice that what I have looked at non are in any groups, of course this is up to you but you would get more poeple looking at your excellent work if you were to put some or all your work into appropriate groups.
Just some helpful advice.
Thanks for sharing your work with me at least, I enjoy looking at it.
RedHillDigital in reply to Jason Connolly’s comment, 3 months ago

Thanks for the advice.
I have added some of my stuff to one or more groups, and will be adding more. I tend to upload the images first and add to groups later. Your comments are much appreciated.
tomg, 3 months ago

Nice shot, great colours …
RedHillDigital in reply to tomg’s comment, 3 months ago

Thanks again.
Carlos Teófilo, 3 months ago

Fantastic.
RedHillDigital in reply to Carlos Teófilo’s comment, 3 months ago

Obrigado Carlos!
Did I get that right?
traceyanne, 3 months ago

super shot
Kathryn Potempski, 3 months ago

wonderful shot well done
RedHillDigital in reply to Kathryn Potempski’s comment, 3 months ago

Thanks Kathryn.
RedHillDigital in reply to traceyanne’s comment, 3 months ago

Thanks!
naturelover, 3 months ago

Lovely shot!
RedHillDigital in reply to naturelover’s comment, 3 months ago

Thanks NL!
Rikki Pool, 3 months ago

wow! wonder how long till that goes… great shot.
RedHillDigital in reply to Rikki Pool’s comment, 3 months ago

Thanks Rikki.
I’m not sure exactly how long the monolith has been there.
Must have been like this for well over 100 years though.
Thankfully Purbeck stone is solid stuff!
RedHillDigital, 3 months ago

Here it is larger: