Shrine in the woods

The overgrown Shrine in the Woods, an old council of Druids and other magic users.

Your figures, as always, are amazing!

Thank You very much !
Many Years ago i build the Shrine. So deep in the Woods, that i can´t find it anymore by myself The last Years im searching for it sometimes, but the Palatinate Forest Area is 1,771 km2. One Day i  go astray for some hours. I had my mighty white Wolf with me, and everytime he goes in a direction i told him: No ! We go home now. Come to me. After a while I FOLLOW HIM and he show me the way Home . He is small maybe but a good Pathfinder.

Maybe i lost my connection to the fairy World, and they giggle at me and don´t let me in. Not in the fairy circle of trust anymore

I love this. So glad you brought it here. I remember this from the old site, but it's still one of my favorites. It's unfortunate that you can't find that spot again, it's perfect! Thank you for sharing it here. You're characters are always amazing to see.

Indeed very amazing backdrops and photos, the first photo really reminds of Thomas Kinkade artwork.

The Woodlands space and excellent photography only serves to enhance the total awesomeness of your characters Eph ! Well done !!

Very nice. Love these outdoor dioramas. The lighting is used to good effect too. The only suggestion I would have is to age the rocks somehow. They need to look as though they have been in the same place for centuries.

It is gorgeous... a lost world of magic indeed. You know what that means... you have to make a new one, this time in a more easily identifiable location. Do you have a yard?

Beautiful photography and location. Sorry you're having trouble finding it again, but figure that you will one of these days.

I have all faith your link to the fairy world is intact, at least through your "mighty white wolf." He got you home, didn't he?

As always, your figures are wonderful to look at and so well done. Such a treat.

Thank you for showing us

Wow. That spot looks genuinely magical, and that whole story just contributes to it's mysteriousness. I love seeing it in the different seasons! And the photos are absolutely enchanting. If ANYONE has the trust of the faeries, I'm pretty sure it's you.

Beautifully done, the pics convey a sense of distant mystery and serenity.

Cheers,

Peter.

Ahhhh I love this!
I tried to create my own small ‘stone circle’ when I was by the sea recently, but they kept blowing over in the wind! :lol

Untitled by Christine Sutcliffe, on Flickr

Nice photo, Christine. Hope we get to see more.

Thank You very much for the comments, Friends !

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:Indeed very amazing backdrops and photos, the first photo really reminds of Thomas Kinkade artwork.

Thanks You, i googeld the Artwork. Very nice. Love it.

GubernatorFan wrote:It is gorgeous... a lost world of magic indeed. You know what that means... you have to make a new one, this time in a more easily identifiable location. Do you have a yard?

Thanks You, my own Yard is not the same like that Area Outside. I never get it so overgrown and wild, like the nature can do it  

dadrab wrote:Beautiful photography and location. Sorry you're having trouble finding it again, but figure that you will one of these days.

I have all faith your link to the fairy world is intact, at least through your "mighty white wolf." He got you home, didn't he?

As always, your figures are wonderful to look at and so well done. Such a treat.

Thank you for showing us

Thanks Dadrab. The only way the "White Wolf " can find, is the way Home to his feeding dish. He can lead me out of the woods, but not inside  

ReverendSpooky wrote:Wow.  That spot looks genuinely magical, and that whole story just contributes to it's mysteriousness.  I love seeing it in the different seasons! And the photos are absolutely enchanting.  If ANYONE has the trust of the faeries, I'm pretty sure it's you.  

Thank You. Yes, that was the plan. To see what the Years and seasons do with it. It´s a nice thought to know the shrine is still there...somewhere deep in the woods

Lynkhart wrote:Ahhhh I love this!
I tried to create my own small ‘stone circle’ when I was by the sea recently, but they kept blowing over in the wind! :lol

Untitled by Christine Sutcliffe, on Flickr

That looks wonderful ! I can see the wind in her hair. She is a beautiful Druidess and she has to feel invited to the Shrine for the next council. But i fear You have to build a Stone circle to. I think Scotland is the Home of Stone Circles

Oh... forgot the Bonus

I remember the Druid Song video, but it was great to see it again. Still love it, still lovely.

Awesome! I’d forgotten that video. Thank you for bringing it here. So cool.