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The Stonehenge picture was taken in September 2010 as part of a special tour to see the stones after hours. The tour I booked allowed people to venture into the stone circle and wander among these neolithic marvels, which seemed like a great idea at the time. But when we arrived I quickly realized that EVERYONE wanted to “wander among the stones” and take photo after photo after photo of themselves appearing with the stones, laying on the stones, hugging the stones, kissing the stones to ad nauseum. 
The only way I could get any decent shot of Stonehenge was to wait until all of the tourists had returned to the bus. I almost missed my ride back to London to get this shot but it was certainly worth it and today is one of my best sellers.  
And can you beat that sunset? 
Almost every single day Stonehenge is a blur of driving wind and pounding rain but this evening was truly magical and even our tour guide remarked that it was one of the best evenings she had ever seen there, and she goes to Stonehenge several times a week!  So I believe the photo brings a special positive energy to those who view it. 
For this shot I took 3 bracketed images on a tripod and later fused them into an HDR image using Photomatix Pro.   Zoom

The Stonehenge picture was taken in September 2010 as part of a special tour to see the stones after hours. The tour I booked allowed people to venture into the stone circle and wander among these neolithic marvels, which seemed like a great idea at the time. But when we arrived I quickly realized that EVERYONE wanted to “wander among the stones” and take photo after photo after photo of themselves appearing with the stones, laying on the stones, hugging the stones, kissing the stones to ad nauseum. 

The only way I could get any decent shot of Stonehenge was to wait until all of the tourists had returned to the bus. I almost missed my ride back to London to get this shot but it was certainly worth it and today is one of my best sellers.  

And can you beat that sunset? 

Almost every single day Stonehenge is a blur of driving wind and pounding rain but this evening was truly magical and even our tour guide remarked that it was one of the best evenings she had ever seen there, and she goes to Stonehenge several times a week!  So I believe the photo brings a special positive energy to those who view it. 

For this shot I took 3 bracketed images on a tripod and later fused them into an HDR image using Photomatix Pro.  

(Source: Flickr / cali2ak)

Posted on Monday, May 30 2011. Tagged with: StonehengeHDR
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Robert Arrington Photography

Capturing the Magnificent Beauty of Everyday Life



Robert Arrington is an emerging landscape and HDR photographer residing in Anchorage, Alaska. Robert’s unique artistic creations combine the mystical alchemy of digital photographic and High Dynamic Range (HDR) techniques with skillful digital painting causing many to ask, “Is it a painting or a photograph?” The answer is often “both.”

Robert’s philosophy is about Capturing The Magnificent Beauty Of Everyday Life. We live in a world that is fraught with suffering and stress and finding places of serenity is key to maintaining a healthy spiritual balance in life. We find serenity in the beauty in a forest wilderness, the majesty of a waterfall, the echo of the ancients in cathedrals of stone. Robert’s vision is to create places of serenity through his art, a sacred space where one may roam unfettered while escaping the clutter of life.

Robert Arrington uses a Canon EOS 5D Mark II digital SLR camera with numerous SLR lenses and always shoots in RAW. Robert employs numerous digital fine art techniques that include the mastery of Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop and digital fine art painting techniques using Corel Painter with a Wacom Intuos Tablet. Robert also runs Zen Designworks, a successful graphic and web design company whose local clients include the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous and St. Elias Specialty Hospital.

for more information visit www.robertarrington.com
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