Featured Work
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Let it snow ... by richiedean
This is a bit of fun ….. its Clun castle in Shropshire UK. / Its for the Xmas feature in the Castle Magic group. Copyright 2009 Richie Dean Photoshop / Many layers used / Many images blended in / Adjustment layers / Blending modes / Layer masks.
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THE TREE ON THE MOUND by Chris Clark
The Tree on the Mound. The Christmas Tree which is situated on the Mound in Edinburgh each year is a present to the City from the King of Norway. This shows the tree and the other Christmas Lighting between the National Gallery of Scotland and Edinburgh Castle. This is my first attempt ever at editing my images on a Laptop with no mouse attached instead of my PC which sadly passed away during December 2008 at the age of 5 ….......LOL
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Mirage in the snow by Rinkydink
Stokesay where it isnt…........ for the Castle Magic Xmas feature /
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merry xmas 2 by rustycb
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052008-2 "HAPPY HOLIDAY" CARD by MICKSPIXPHOTOS
SANTA’S CASTLE IN LIGHTS XMAS FEATURE
Recent Work
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Chepstow Castle 2 by dawndavies
built in 1067, one year after William the Conqueror was crowed king of England. / / /
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Chepstow Castle by dawndavies
one of the first ever ccastles to be built entirely out of stone in the whole country, Work was started in 1067, one year after William the Conqueror was Crowned King of England. / / /
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Causeway SC by Anthony Hedger
The Causeway at Marazion near Penzance in Cornwall is the pathway across the bay to the castle, St. Michaels Mount. An award winning tourist attraction in Cornwall. Home of the St Aubyn family for 300 years and one of the most visited National Trust properties in Britain. The selective colouring was made in Photoshop Elements 6 I hope you like the shot and thank you for viewing my work. All the materials contained may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or uploaded in any way without my permission. My images do not belong to the public domain sector. Please ask for my permission before using this image for any purpose and in anyway because without it will lead to legal action. ©Anthony Hedger 2009.
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just want to say …wow.. 10.681 views till now! Really hard to find words to say.. thank you all great people for your support and love. We couldn’t imagine in the benning that being members in redbubble would be such an important part of ourselfs everyday and meet such wonderful & interesting people. / . / .. / ... / &
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Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland by Steve Smith
One of the most imposing castles in England, Bamburgh castle sits on a basalt crag dominating this part of the beautiful Northumberland coast. Nikon D300 / Simga 24-70mm Featured in Abandoned Dark Creepy Group 25.11.2008 Abandoned Dark Creepy
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Belsay by Bootkneck
Belsay Castle / Belsay Castle is a 14th century medieval castle situated at Belsay, Northumberland. It is a Scheduled Ancient Monument and a Grade I listed building. / The main structure, a substantial three storey rectangular pele tower with rounded turretts and battlements was constructed about 1370, and was the home of the Middleton family . / The changing faces of Belsay Castle provide a neat illustration of the turbulent history of the border region. The oldest part of the building is a large defensive tower, built during a period of turbulent border warfare in this area in the late fourteenth century. The seventeenth century manor house is one of the earliest undefended manor houses in Northumberland and reflects the more settled conditions following the Union of the Crowns of England and Scotland in 1603.
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Bodium Castle interior by Chris Jackson
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Dunstanburgh Castle - Northumberland by Steve Smith
The castle occupies a prominent headland about one mile north of Craster. On the south side there is a gentle slope towards the castle. The northerly approach is much steeper and the northern perimeter juts into Embleton Bay forming a 150-foot cliff. The headland itself is part of the Great Whin Sill, a geological formation stretching across Northumberland. There are signs of medieval rig-and-furrow on the slopes near to the castle – possible evidence of subsistence farming for the castle inhabitants.
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Bodium Castle from the bank by Chris Jackson
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WOW Strictly Faces made us Featured Members!!! It’s so supportive, really thank you Faizan Qureshi and justjen You sure made our day with this. / ........... A thousand “thank you” for the Featured works from the Things That Are Black Group group Her eyes…so innocent T-Shirt / TREE T-Shirt / Kayako / Woman in Mask / wheeeeeee (’’,) . / .. / ... / &
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Bodium Castle from the hill by Chris Jackson
Bodium castle taken from the hill with some photoshop effects to brighten the sky and desaturate the castle and land. If you have chance please check out my Bubble Site for more art and photography and over 150 T-shirt designs.
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The Reise of Autumn - Collaboration with Gary Murison by Shelly Hiebert
So Gary Murison and I have been playing again! Well actually Gary has been….I just provided him with the original shot. I am very thrilled with what he did and I hope you all will appreciate it as well :) ‘Reise’ is the german word for travels. Since I travelled there in the fall two years ago, and in this image it is as if the Castle is rising and travelling from the Autumn trees we felt this to be an appropriate title. This is Neushwanstein castle located in Germany. Original photo taken with a Nikon D70 Thanks Gary :) The original
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