Stonehenge, facing warm sunlight, by Ana Sylvia Encinas
During our first trip to England, my husband and I were amazed at the sight an atmosphere of Stonehenge. Knowing the story around it, made the place so interesting and magical. I shot this while being there as a part of a tour from London. The place was quiet and colorful. And though the rest of England was chilly, Stonehenge was pretty warm;or maybe it was the long walk we did around the place.
Nikon D3000 | Exposure Time : 1/320Sec | Aperture: f/10 | ISO 100 | Focal Length 18mm
Stonehenge, facing warm sunlight, by Ana Sylvia Encinas
Award Winner: Photo of the Day | May 28
Photo of the Day Award Category: Travel Photography
Photograph Location: Wiltshire | The United Kingdom
Photographer: Ana Sylvia Encinas (Hermosillo, Mexico) Registered
Ana Sylvia Encinas, born in Hermosillo, México, has had a passion for photography since she was little. She got her first DSLR camera in December 2009, and since then she started discovering the magic of photography at another level, and exploring techniques that are bringing her to find her own style as a photographer. Ana is a master in marketing and an entrepreneur, owns and manages several companies, but spends most of her free time making landscape and nature pictures and exploring photography. Photography is her true passion, and she´s working on developing her photography skills at the most.
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Painted Silos by Leanne Lindsay
It is very photogenic but if it is mystical intrigue, Avebury is far better. You can touch the stones, stand next to them and marvel at their size. There is even a village inside the stone circle.
Just for good measure there is invariably a crop circle on the fields which rise away to the east of the village.
Superb.