In front of Tesco on Paul Street, Cork by night. This is a long exposure show I made by putting my camera on the ground and leaning the lens on my wallet.
Judging by the lighting it was probably a small aperture too. Love that effect!
© 2007 Donncha O Caoimh
Paul Street by night
26 Sep
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7 Comments
Love it! Beautiful sections of colour; excellent framing. That long segment of paving leads the eye perfectly!
Nice coloring and the angle you’ve chosen makes it look very cool.
Hmmm. I remember you trying to teach me this technique and me nearly falling into the Bandon! Lovely photo. The sky looks surreal.
really intensiv shot.. bravo!
Great lines, I suppose nobody refers to outside of Tesco as Rory Gallagher place?
Ah, that’s what it’s called! Thanks Tim.
From the Wikipedia page on the him:
“On 25 October 1997 a tribute sculpture to Gallagher was unveiled in the newly renamed Rory Gallagher Place (formerly St. Paul’s St. Square) in Cork. The sculptor was a childhood friend of Rory, Geraldine Creedon. The two had grown up together in the McCurtain Street area of the city.”
nice job my friends…and enjoy with your camera and equipment…to reduce noise also you mush small ISO…good luck..!