And here's one looking the other way, back towards where we work:
The outdoors summer daylight casts a nice clear light on the stones, which until now had only been photographed indoors, lit by windows or by Soo's studio photographic lamps.
Here's the final shot, with Cardhenge on the lawn between Soo and myself. Can you guess whose shoes are whose?
So that's the end of the official packet, and it has been fantastic. But Cardboard Stonehenge is not yet over! - we have a bit more still to add....
3 comments:
I noticed a previously uncharted neolithic artificial mound (akin to Silbury Hill) in one background. Was that one of your earlier efforts?
How lovely Cardhenge looks in the brilliant sunshine, appropriately matching your construction skills.Although we like the indoor lighting.
Brian and Lizzie
Ah I wish we could claim the hill as ours! It does look like Silbury doesn't it? But the archaeologists here say it's just a Norman motte-and-bailey castle which was refortified during the English Civil War. We just call it "the Mound."
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