When I first sent one of my Stonehenge photographs out to people I got a reply that it looked just like the Microsoft desktop wallpaper.  A point I could not argue with necessarily.  Some subjects have been photographed so much by so many people it seems near impossible to come up with a new angle.  Stonehenge is one such subject.  But I tried my best and it is well worth the trip out there to see and photograph it if you are in the UK.

Photo of Stonehenge

f/16.0 – 1/125 sec – ISO 200 – Focal Length 35 mm
Photo of Stonehenge
f/7.1 – 1/400 sec – ISO 200 – Focal Length 70 mm

Photo of Stonehenge

f/7.1 – 1/640 sec – ISO 200 – Focal Length 40 mm

Photo of Stonehenge

f/7.1 – 1/400 sec – ISO 200 – Focal Length 120 mm

Photo of Stonehenge

f/22.0 – 1/100 sec – ISO 320 – Focal Length 90 mm

2 Responses to “Photo Collection – Stonehenge Part I”

  1. Mike, Studio city

    on October 11 2010

    Now I feel better. Nice shots, the clouds look perfect for this photo.

  2. Mike, Studio city

    on October 11 2010

    I mean the first photo.

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