My entry for this week’s monochrome madness as hosted by Leanne Cole
You can see the entire collection from tomorrow at http://leannecole.com.au/blog
Another image of the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary, this time set straight and with a bit of color.
Photo from Salisbury Cathedral, transformed to black and white and enhanced it a bit by dramatizing the scenery 🙂
The famous Glastonbury Hill with the Tower (Tor) on top of it. As i understand from a reader of this blog, this tower is featured in the Mists of Avalon. Have the book ready to read. Perhaps i should give it a try 🙂
Posted this one before as a cut-out, but wanted to show you guys the full picture too since the clouds looked fantastic on that lovely sunny day in September.. Ofcourse, the picture is taken at Stonehenge!
Last year visited Bath, an old city with lots and lots of beautiful buildings.. right now this area is probably flooded.. can’t imagine what its like to live in the flooded parts of England.. Wish you all the best and hopefully it will stop raining soon!
Since i couldnt choose, i made the four pictures into a collage. This is the result
Stonehenge.. what a sight! And what a busy sight lol.. it was crowded when we got there, understandable since the weather was absolutely perfect.. yet i managed to make a pic where i only had to remove 2 persons from the side of the picture.. didnt look that way when we got there 🙂
So i did a little bit of mixing up.
First one is Stonehenge in color, background b&w
Second one is Stonehenge in b&w, background in color
Third one is Stonehenge and background in b&w
Fourth one is Stonehenge and background in color
I was wondering.. which one has your preference? Let me know what you think!
Since i stayed in Christchurch New Zealand for 6 months, i had to visit Christchurch along the southcoast of England.. this is a picture of Englands Christchurch Cathedral
A man and his wife enjoying the view while walking around the Avebury Stonecircles, while the dog runs out in front..
A detail of the Avebury Stonecircle. This one is probably larger in total size than Stonehenge and has a unique feature: the town of Avebury lies within the stonecircle area.. there is actually a couple of roads which cross the stonecircle 🙂
