Callanish Standing Stones | Isle of Lewis Photo Spot

The Callanish Standing Stones, located on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, are a remarkable prehistoric monument that has fascinated photographers and history enthusiasts alike. The site consists of several stone circles, with the main circle containing 13 stones, including a central monolith, arranged in a cross-like pattern. Believed to have been erected around 2900 BC, these ancient stones provide a stunning and mysterious backdrop for photographers, who can capture their enigmatic beauty in various lighting conditions, as well as the surrounding landscape of the windswept Scottish moors. The stones also offer a unique opportunity for night photography, as their remote location allows for stunning views of the starry skies above, free from light pollution. A visit to the Callanish Standing Stones is a must for photographers who are eager to explore and document the ancient wonders of the world.

(Callanish, Isle of Lewis, Scotland, UK)