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The second in my series of Dolmens, This granite dolmen of around the 3rd millennium B.C is located about 2 miles north-east of Hilltown, Co Down.
Its largest stone is the enormous capstone which has fallen sideways, revealing the megalithic chamber it once covered, in which a cremation urn and a flint arrowhead were found in 1834. Stones standing independently at the eastern side of the monument suggest that it may once have had a forecourt facade like a court-tomb.
I gave it similar treatment as the previous image in PS to try to give it an ethereal look.
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| Camera: | Canon EOS 350D |
| Title: | Goward Dolmen |
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| Uploaded: | 28 Jan 2007 - 6:10 PM |
| Tags: | Digitally manipulated, Dolmen, General, Landscape / travel, Megalith |
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Comments
Very eerie, Like what you've done with it, Almost looks like a painting.
Karen
Thanks everyone.
Merille it starts life as a HDR image which is created in a program called Photomatix, if you google it you will find plenty of info on creating HDRs. I then just play around with Hue and saturation in PS and do a bit of dodging and burning.
It seems to work well with these types of subjects.
Gary ![]()
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