Stonehenge 2

MikeyUK · 29th of August 2005 (Mon)

Unfortunately, the circle is fenced off to visitors. On the other hand, it makes things far easier to photograph, since people are out of shot.

Rugby122 · 29th of August 2005 (Mon)

Like the shot very much, compostions very pleasing, tho it does appear a little soft to me.

bungle · 29th of August 2005 (Mon)

Hello Mikey,

First off very nice shot IMO!

I was down at the circle this morning and took this panoramic from inside

Unfortunately you are only allowed in at dawn and dusk so it was a bit misty!

MikeyUK · 29th of August 2005 (Mon)

I see what you mean. Not sure if I am uploading properly. The photo looks OK when I check it in my image viewer.

MikeyUK · 29th of August 2005 (Mon)

Bungle - how did you get inside ??

bungle · 29th of August 2005 (Mon)

You have to apply to english heritage through their website for special access (costs £12 per adult). They let groups of up to 26 in at a time, was lucky this morning only four of us.

http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.878

Lots of terms and conditions to read through when applying...

Rugby122 · 29th of August 2005 (Mon)

Quote:

I see what you mean. Not sure if I am uploading properly. The photo looks OK when I check it in my image viewer.

I had a similar problem when posting. I eventually figured it was because I was overworking jpegs and losing detail in the compression process. Stuck to tiffs since and save jpegs for web and that seems to have cured the problem.

29th of August 2005 (Mon)	#2
Rugby122 Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: East Yorkshire, UK Posts: 13	Re: Stonehenge 2 Like the shot very much, compostions very pleasing, tho it does appear a little soft to me. __________________ Steve 350D, Kit lens Tamron 28-105 4-5.6 Sigma 70-300 4-5.6 AE1 Program 50 1.8 Very long wish list

29th of August 2005 (Mon)	#3
bungle Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 7	Re: Stonehenge 2 Hello Mikey, First off very nice shot IMO! I was down at the circle this morning and took this panoramic from inside Unfortunately you are only allowed in at dawn and dusk so it was a bit misty!

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MikeyUK Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Quorn, Leicestershire. UK Posts: 29	Re: Stonehenge 2 I see what you mean. Not sure if I am uploading properly. The photo looks OK when I check it in my image viewer. __________________ CANON EOS 10D CANON 75-300m IS lens

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MikeyUK Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Quorn, Leicestershire. UK Posts: 29	Re: Stonehenge 2 Bungle - how did you get inside ?? __________________ CANON EOS 10D CANON 75-300m IS lens

29th of August 2005 (Mon)	#6
bungle Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 7	Re: Stonehenge 2 You have to apply to english heritage through their website for special access (costs £12 per adult). They let groups of up to 26 in at a time, was lucky this morning only four of us. http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.878 Lots of terms and conditions to read through when applying...

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