Stonehenge as seen by a grasshopper Photo

Photographer’s Note

Is there even any point in posting a Stonehenge photo? Maybe only if from a slightly different POV...

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Davidwh (3654) 2006-08-28 12:27

Hi Mario,
Yes i do agree that it is hard to get a unique image of this well known place.But you have used your imagination and done somthing different.Nicely composed, clarity is good and the contrast in colour also.Well done in taking the challenge.TFS.
Regards, David

lukasson (133) 2006-08-29 17:42

Hello!
I love the feeling of this shot, Like a big cat down low behind the grass, stalking it's victim!
I am a Somerset boy, so travel past the henge on a regular basis, and this is a refreshing change from my usual view of it!
Luke

vinicio (22504) 2006-09-01 5:19

Mi piace l'approccio e il punto di vista, complimenti, una vista non troppo monumentale del sito, bravo.
Ciao
Vinicio

rtome (638) 2006-09-05 8:19

Hi Mario.
Nice shot and idea of taking it from ground level.
Shame that the upper left corner appears darkened. Probably from a bit of grass from the foreground?
Good shot anyway.
Regards, Rob

gp_pl (1394) 2006-09-07 13:08

Hi Mario,
superb idea - POV is very good. A view by grass made unusual from usual theme :).
regards
Grzesiek

dliu216005 (214) 2006-09-08 0:27

Mario

Instead traditional post card stonehenge photo. You have found a new way to compose the stonehenge. This is what's exciting about the photography. Each person can have a unique approach to the same subject. TFS

David

sebcz (2345) 2006-09-13 5:48

I wish I could be a grashopper with a camera! :)
Seriously now - great picture, very creative, original POV.
Seb

binita (464) 2006-09-25 5:05

excellent POV. the colours are also bright.

rabani (9439) 2006-10-12 3:40

There are many ways going to the same thing, but none of the ways, is the same with any other. It is always an interesting observation, to note another view taken by another photographer. Or by something he had in mind, of looking at the scene. You did what most "famous" photographers have done Mario. Showing a scene through their own mind or imagination.