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Posted by AdamS |
Aug 20th, 2011
The head of a Moai statue among the the stones of a collapsed Ahu platform on the coast of Easter Island in the south Pacific. Photographed with the camera several metres directly above as part of my work in January 2009 for the Rapa Nui Landscapes...
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Posted by AdamS |
Aug 20th, 2011
Milk Hill, below Adams Grave and the white horse a crop formation – bird design of different sized circles – July 2010.
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Posted by AdamS |
Aug 19th, 2011
Ormaig, Kilmartin, Scotland – part of the heavily decorated outcrop of prehistoric rock-art, this panel showing the intrusive route action of a modern Forestry Commission plantation.
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Posted by AdamS |
Aug 19th, 2011
Pentre Ifan, probably one of the most photographed monuments of Wales and for good reason, its amazing!
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Posted by AdamS |
Aug 18th, 2011
Stonehenge sun-set in the late summer of 2008. A lone figure stands among the stones looking up, perhaps in awe at this enigmatic structure, adding human scale and a reminder of the builders’ astonishing achievement.
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Adam Stanford is a world renowned photographer whose work has been featured by National Geographic magazine, Current Archaeology and British Archaeology magazines. He has 10 years experience as a professional archaeologist, during which he has taken many photographs from a unique perspective, using his Aerial-Cam rig. 
AdamS 
