Monolith
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Taken upon Australia’s iconic ‘Uluru’ or Ayers Rock.
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Sunset at Zion
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light
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built by the quarrymen from the small active quarry located just behind the circle.the first stones were erected in 1998 and the last stones were placed in 2000.the circle is a monument to the memory of all the men and women who have lived and worked on ham hill over thousands of years.the future of the circle is not known as the hamstone monoliths belong to the quarry manager.
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Tall Mulla Mulla with Mount Augustus in the background as seen from Emu Hill Lookout in Mount Augustus or Burringurrah National Park in Outback Western Australia – Copyright Blue Gum Pictures 2006 / featured on our Western Australia calendar /
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Profile view within Yosemite National Park of El Capitan, the largest granite monolith in the world, measuring 3593’ from base to summit.
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Panorama of Mount Augustus or Burringurrah, according to some sources the largest monolith of the world in Mount Augustus National Park in Outback Western Australia – Copyright Blue Gum Pictures 2006
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One of the three standing stones that make up a triangle formation on Craigmaddie Muir (the other stones can be seen in the distance to the left of this one, approx 15 meters to the west). There is evidence of crude carvings and cup-marks on the monoliths, as well as on other stones in the immediate area. A few meters north of this site lies the remains on a chambered cairn. ‘Craigmaddie’ or ‘Craigmadden’ as it was formerly known, translates as ‘Rock of Prayer’ or ‘Rock of God’, and the area is littered with cairns, burial chambers, standing stones and carvings.
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An apparent hangout spot for Mojave desert taggers.
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Stonehenge has been photographed countless times – not least by me. I like the clouds in this one which gives a good background
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This calender is a showcase of the first twelve works in my “Accretions” series. Each of these works was drawn w/ ballpoint pen and painted in Photoshop CS3. There was no planning, rough drafts, or erasing for these pieces. Each drawing evolved spontaneously as new forms, feelings, words and ideas crept into my consciousness while I was working. These truly are accretions of my thoughts, but hopefully you can enjoy them too.
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Blanket of Fog off Interstate 82, California /
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Watercolor image of Devils Tower in Wyoming. Anyone up for a close encounter?
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Acrylic
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This digital image depicts the scene at a standing stone, set some 1500 years ago. It is now the Summer solstice and two of our Celtic ancestors are welcoming the morning with a fire dance. This is the start of a day of feasting and merriment for their community. This picture is inspired by and features one of my models, a standing stone with a Celtic cross carved into it. It is likely that in days gone by, a carved standing stone or monolith would have marked a community gathering place or important area. For information on my modelmaking work, please see my website at Longline Studio
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Sea Stack on the coast of Bell Island, NL Canon PowerShot A720 IS / ISO 200 / f/2.8
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Uluru. On a recent trip there I learnt that the local indigenous tribe refers to the path that has been worn into the rock due to people climbing it as the ‘White Ant Trail”. Appropriate.
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Stone monolith in a cloudy day.
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© 2009 RC deWinter ~ All Rights Reserved ~~ A mysterious monolith stands shrouded in twilight mist, with the crescent moon shining above. Digital watercolor from an original photograph shot in Connecticut in 1998.
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The Five Rathas archeological site in Mahabalipuram, India. UNESCO World Heritage site.
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