A rusty old fence is all that protects you from a nasty fall down a fairly steep hill down to the valley floor at the Conor Pass.
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Rusty old fence at the Conor Pass
Filed in Canon 20D, Dingle, Ireland, Kerry, Landscape, Photos, Sigma 10-20
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Wow! Looks surreal.
I really love this shot Donncha – a very nice one that holds special memories for me. My dear old departed Da (God rest his soul) drove me over the Conor Pass quite a few times, and I even got to walk over there as a younger lad. Could I dare to ask how much a print might be?
Very nice work. Is that off-camera flash I see?
The Nature Group
Really nicely put together Donncha. That’s a really great rusty colour on the fence.
wonderful landscape!
a really nice one!
but I’m curious too: was flash in use, or it wasn’t?
Alex & Jedrzej – no, all natural light. I was really lucky that day that the sun was shining from behind me and to my right. I got about a good half dozen shots off that were all keepers.
Pete – I’ll email you. I just need to figure out a few things first!
i like it
thats an amazing view. that 10mm suits this photo perfectly. i love and size it gives to the pole
Beautiful – very stirring picture – can’t wait to see the rest of the Conor Pass series.
Incredible!
Excellent.
Great photo Donncha
what a view!
That would look perfect in a postcard.
uninorth13 – check my blog post linked above, I just started selling this
Sorry for the delay Donncha – I’ve ordered a print from Redbubble. I’ll send you a photo of it in-situ
Pleasure doing business with you!
Pete – I look forward to seeing that!
Super composition!
Donncha, just ordered a print of this gorgeous picture from RedBubble. Special memories – Conor Pass is where my husband proposed to me. Going to hang this alongside a picture we had taken on the day of our engagement at the Pass. Thanks. Keep up the great work.
Oh! What a lovely memory of a beautiful place to have!