I have lots of photos of sunsets and sunrises but I wasn’t sure I had any that said sun for this week’s Photo Challenge. Then I saw these.
I have lots of photos of sunsets and sunrises but I wasn’t sure I had any that said sun for this week’s Photo Challenge. Then I saw these.
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The last photo, it looks as if the sky is merging with water.
I couldn’t see the first one, with this internet being so slow. As much as I could see, I saw there is a rock structure and then I saw the name and remember it from art class. A simple, yet famous piece. The wonder is how did the people manage to do this and that it remained erect.
Great photos! I’m finally catching up on blogs; about 3500 emails! Thanks for your patience! 🙂
The first one is awesome! The sun rays shining through the structure is a good shot.
Second one: where is it? (looks around) XDD jk jk ~
Really nice pictures!!
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Thanks, Annie. The second one’s from atop Table Mountain.
Glad to hear you’re catching up. 3500 emails — you’re a pretty popular lady, Elizabeth.
Those are absolutely amazing site – Stonehenge. I’ve seen documentaries on it but it still blew my mind when I saw it. Glad you remembered it from art class.
I agree with you on the first one.
Nice, that’s a unique way to capture Stonehenge!
I love the way the light is bouncing off of Stonhenge…stunning! Next time I’m in the UK I would love to see it in person:-)
Thanks, Jess. I hope you get to see it.
The interesting thing is, I wanted to catch the sun. I didn’t see all the other stuff until I downloaded the photo. Thanks, Scott.
Beautiful shots! My favorite is the first one, I really like how the lens glows in red, just like it burned!You’ve chosen a great perspective!
Glad you like the photos, Sam. Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving a comment.