Photographer’s Note
Another shot of this Dolmen (previous post) from a different point of view and in color.
Situated in Ballykeel, Co Armagh is this wonderful example of a tripod dolmen. This capstone is the only one in Northern Ireland to be re-erected, both it and the door-slab were replaced during excavations in 1965. The capstone which is some 3 metres long has a notable notch in it, a feature of many other megaliths in Northern Ireland.The two large portal stones stand at around 2 metres high.
Thanks for your comments,
Damien.
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asajernigan
(13889) 2007-08-09 6:59
Damien,
Interesting architecture! The fence in the background is a bit distracting but there seems to be no way to avoid it. I like the low POV giving nice perspective to the size of the stones. The lighting and colors are great with excellent sharpness and detail.
TFS,
Asa
soupie01
(633) 2007-08-11 7:35
Lovely green tones is the grass, with nice light. I like the angle of the foreground stone leading into the picture.
Photo Information
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Copyright: Damien Datry (Prop)
(234) - Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2007-08-04
- Categories: Architecture, Ruins
- Camera: Canon Powershot S3 IS, Wide Angle Raynox HD6600Pro 0.66x, 58mm Hoya Circular Polarizer
- Exposure: f/4, 1/160 seconds
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Theme(s): Cromlechs & Dolmens, Dolmes of the world [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2007-08-09 3:32








