Stonehenge Gallery

The circle, the individual stones, the solstice marker at the Heel Stone and the walk in from the visitor centre — photographs of Stonehenge taken across the seasons and in the weather it is usually seen in.

The Stonehenge sarsen circle on Salisbury Plain under a winter sky, with visitors on the path beyond the stones

The outer sarsens and their surviving lintels under broken summer cloud

The full circle seen from the visitor path, with a guided group at the western side

A close panorama of the Stonehenge sarsens and lintels against a pale sky

A trilithon and fallen sarsens seen from the grass on a clear spring day

Jackdaws perched on a Stonehenge sarsen, with the Wiltshire treeline behind

A jackdaw in flight past the trilithons under storm cloud on Salisbury Plain

The midwinter sunset marker set into the path beside the Heel Stone, pointing along the solstice axis

Visitors reading an interpretation panel with a plan of the monument, above the World Heritage landscape

Honey-coloured Cotswold stone cottages above a water meadow, a stop on the combined day trips

The timber-clad entrance to the English Heritage visitor centre at Stonehenge

English Heritage’s welcome board listing the seasonal opening times and the conditions of entry

Visitors holding English Heritage welcome leaflets outside the Stonehenge visitor centre

See it at the hour these were taken

The low light in these photographs belongs to early morning and late afternoon, which is when the first half-days arrive and the stone circle access departures run.

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