Stonehenge

[Keira]

I went to Stonehenge for the first time this weekend, armed with my brand new 16-35mm lens I managed to get these shots. I was also using a new graduated filter, and having never used one before I think I've overkilled it - but hey I like the way the sky fades to black. I also used my 70-200 for the close-up shot of the graffiti. Big pics on my flickr... http://www.flickr.com/photos/keira76

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[scot079]

good ones, what filter brand did you go with? also, nice lens collection!

[StevenParsons]

Did you go inside the barrier for the close up shot of the graffiti?

I like the sky fading to black, but the fade isn't very smooth and I'd prefer the clouds not to have gone grey next to the black sky.

[willy b]

Nice shots, only thing i would say is all seem a little over exposed in teh forgroud, with the sky perfect. Maybe just my eyes not working properly today

[john_s]

Nice pics... I like #2 and #4.

[curiousgeorge]

Great sky in #2 - not sure about the blackness at the top though.

I would try burning the stones in the last one and clone out the people on the left.

[on da move]

Nice shots! I like the contrast but I do have to agree about not liking the black sky in #1 & #2.

[Jay_Williams]

I agree with the black sky comments. But hey, you gotta get out there and practice with new lens/filters. Keep them coming!

[kenyc]

2 and 4 for me please. A bit over-filtered on the top as others said.

KAC