The theme for the week's Photo Hunt is standing. This is a standing stone, part of the Knocknakilla stone circle in County Cork, Ireland
The theme for the week's Photo Hunt is standing. This is a standing stone, part of the Knocknakilla stone circle in County Cork, Ireland
Very nice. Love the stone and the photo. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot for the theme. I hope you have a happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteMagical! Happy photo hunt and weekend Jams :)
ReplyDeletenice take. have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat is an interesting stone. Happy hunting. Mine is up too.
ReplyDeleteIt could be said it's a dancing stone stopped in mid pirouette.
ReplyDeleteGreat fins for the theme.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
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Er... is it also a phallic stone, do you reckon, jams? ;b
ReplyDeleteVery interesting stone..... perfect for the theme!
ReplyDeleteuhmm.. is this natural or man made?
ReplyDeletenow this is amazing! i've read about Knocknakilla--a very interesting place.
ReplyDeleteinteresting entity. what is this standing stone for?
ReplyDeletegreat subject! nice take on the theme.
ReplyDeletehappy weekend! :)
Thanks everyone. YTSL am sure that the builders had that in mind, especially since the Paps are not many miles away!
ReplyDeleteI like the black and white approach on the photo. Good balance in the composition also with the diagonal. I like some of your recent photos also. Very atmospheric.
ReplyDeleteIt looks drunk, barely standing.
ReplyDeleteVery cool shot! This was my first time participating in the Photohunt :)
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You are so lucky to have so much ancient history available to you...
ReplyDeleteNo doubt been standing for a while.
ReplyDeleteOh. Uh... so you mean it's not an ancient surfing board then. OK.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool photo! I had to do a double-take on the picture to check it out more closely. Perfect for the theme!
ReplyDeletethe black and white make it look very eerie!
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