Monoliths
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Sleepless @ 3a.m., full moon above and a slow shutter, aperture open and a series of amazing cloud formations were captured
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Desert monoliths in California. Over 30’ tall. / Joshua Tree National Park.
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Monument Valley Mitten
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Yosemite National Park, California, USA
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The Monoliths in Carnac, France This photo was chosen for the front page of RedBubble’s featured page. Thanks for viewing!
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Taken today (20th January 08) whilst on a cruise around the Tasman Peninsula on the way to Tasman Island. If you want to see the REAL Tasmania I can’t recommend enough experiencing this part of the coastline. Whilst I took this image I was being buffeted by 50knot winds. All part of the experience!
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Besides the church the ancient Monolith stands over 25 foot in height, and was once possibly taller. It will have predated the church, possibly late Neolithic or Bronze age and would have been for some religious or ritual purpose.. The monolith stands in the church grounds at an East Yorkshire village called Rudston. / I timed my visit wrongly, I had to shoot towards the light and rely on hdr to bring out the details. This photo belongs to MY OLD STANDING STONES SET / RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS
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Great Ocean Road – Victoria, Australia
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Great Ocean Road, Victoria
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Great Ocean Road, Victoria
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My favourite of all of the photos I took of this fabulous stone circle on the Orkney Isles. Also known as the Orcadian Stones.. / The Ring has an area of 90,790 square feet (8,435 sq.m.). It is situated on a neck of land between the lochs Stenness and Harray. The circle has 36 stones remaining of an original 60 and the tallest still standing is approx. 15ft in height. There are carvings on some of the stones. We found the whole area quite fascinating as depending on which way we faced, the view was either very dark and broody or full of light. / Taken on film and scanned. / Camera:Minolta 101 zoom – partial zoom Featured in Photography 101 Group / featured in Shetland and Orkneys Group
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/ Like ships in a convoy these monolithic rock formations cruise the desert of southern Utah. (HDR image)
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This is quite an old picture, but it is a personal favourite of mine. I took it a couple of years ago with a little digital compact and despite many attempts to recreate this scene using the SLR I still haven’t got a shot as good as this. :) / Captured just up the lane from my house near Selby
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Monoliths is a striking black and white work showcasing the grandeur and unique beauty of the Victorian Coast. Behind the scenes / Without a doubt, the “Twelve Apostles” are one of the best known and most popular features of Victoria’s coast. As scenic as they are, the Apostles are just a few of the many rock formations along the coast. Pictured here are two impressive rock stacks near Gibson Steps south of Port Campbell, juxtaposed against the cloud rolling in from the fierce Southern Ocean. / Canon EOS 350D | EF 28-135mm Artwork / Monoliths is a striking and sophisticated work, ideal for the home, office or as a gift. Enjoy the scenic view as a canvas or fine quality print. © 2008 A Spence. All Rights Reserved
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The monolithic National Carillon stands on Aspen Island, over looking Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra. © 2008 A Spence. All Rights Reserved.
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The classic Monument Valley photograph featuring the East and West Mittens and I believe Merrick Butte. This started as a color HDR image from six separate frames. Three exposures of each half were converted to HDR images and the two resulting HDR images were stitched together into a wider panoramic view for maximum detail. That was then converted to B&W for the most impact. Photo taken in Monument Valley, Utah (Navajo Territory) This image has been featured in the American Southwest group and HDR Photography group. It also recently won 1st place in a photo contest at H&H Color Lab and 4th place out of 200 entries in the B&W Landscape Challenge on DPReview.com.
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Again in CS3 and the Omni light filter, this one was just using the blue filter. / Film photo taken in 2005 of the Ring of Brodgar on the Orkney Isles, just off the coast of Scotland.
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click on feature buttons to see groups — Taken at the rock monolith Uluru (Ayers Rock) in central Australia shortly after daybreak in early January 2009 on my road-trip through the centre of Australia (en-route to Darwin). (Taken on our digital ‘point and shoot’ camera -Canon IXUS 90IS) - Note: As of 10 March 09, this image has been approved for sale by the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (permit applies for 3 years). If requested, a copy of the permit can be supplied to reassure a buyer. — / Other shots of the Australian Landscape / click on images to view / — N.B. The feature logo was prepared by me but inspired by a design originally done by Natalie Perkins —
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One of the photos already uploaded but treated this time with the Orton effect. The Ring of Brodgar, a wonderful set of monolithic stones are found on the Orkney Isles, reached by ferry from the coast of Scoltand. Film photo treated with Orton Featured in Shetland and Orkneys Group
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Blue Mass was so named by early settlers who perceived the enormous rock formations that dominate the meandering canyon, as religious icons. Passing through Blue Mass – walking among these stone giants – is a spiritual experience, indeed! Blue Mass Scenic Area – Kern Mountains, Eastern Nevada / Western Utah / (2009.JUL.01)
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on another sullen afternoon, / white lies. / on the day the salt desert draws breath, / white lies. / on the same day fair sky abandons all hope, / white lies. / on a monolith sunken in fresh cotton sheets, / white lies. / on the straightened horizon, / white lies. / on the truth, / white lies. / / / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- / / Location: Dysart, Fife, Scotland © Donald Cameron 2009 / Monophotography.co.uk Looks rather odd in full view with the white sky, looks better in normal view or against black.
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