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Druidic Women Dancing Around Standing Stones at Dawn
A fantasy concept art piece showing druidic women in flowing robes dancing around ancient standing stones at dawn, with an ethereal glow and mystic mist. Detailed matte painting style.
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Druidic Women Dancing Around Standing Stones at Dawn
A fantasy concept art piece showing druidic women in flowing robes dancing around ancient standing stones at dawn, with an ethereal glow and mystic mist. Detailed matte painting style.
Good Morning from Scotland.
Callanish Stones Sunrise by Pete Bristo
Itś time to be blown over by the neolithic stone circle: Stonehenge, England
Nothing beats Wiltshireś Stonehenge when speaking of the iconic megalithic site all around the world! Being one of the worldś greatest enigmas, it is wrapped by countless tales of its mysterious past. Tonnes of travelers visit this archeological site all round the year.
The prehistoric monument is what remains of the circle of standing stones. One of the theories circling around the Stonehenge is that anywhere between 3000BC and 2000BC, it used to be an ancient burial ground. For a long time, the site has been a sacred space where pagans, even today, come and gather to celebrate summer and winter solstices. The rocks are not just imbibed with meaning but, with souls and spirits too according to certain beliefs. However, many visit this site for the sheer magnificence. Travelers from round the globe cannot deny being dipped in awe, as they stand facing the iconic stone circle.