The Boats of Bantry

Boats tied up at the quay in Bantry two weeks ago. Bantry was once criss-crossed with waterways like Venice is today but those are long gone. The sea is still an important part of the culture of the town.

If you’re interested in the history of the region, here’s a page from westcork.com on the subject.

Aperture ƒ/7.1
Camera Canon EOS 20D
Focal length 10mm
ISO 200
Shutter speed 1/125s

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Comments

10 responses to “The Boats of Bantry”

  1. micki avatar

    Lovely shot of this charming spot!!

  2. Treasa avatar

    I really like the reflections and the hue of this.

  3. Matty avatar

    Donncha. Lovely shot. I take it you don’t like your new lens very much!

  4. Donncha avatar

    Thanks for the comments! I absolutely hate my new Sigma 10-20 lens. I use it all the time just so it feels my pain and feels guilty. It’s so wide it must really hurt!

  5. Matty avatar

    Pain… Guilt… Are you a Catholic?

  6. Donncha avatar

    Wow! Your powers of deduction amaze me! How did you guess? At least I leave old ladies alone! hehe

  7. photoDude avatar

    This is very nostalgic for me. I went there on holidays as a small child in the 1970’s. This is where I saw my first live fish – a mackerel. Very nice photo dude.

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  9. Betty the Sheep avatar

    Great picture!

  10. Edward (Boat Builder) Knox avatar

    The photo has three different types of boats tied in the quay. All three of them look very nice and cute. What a cute Photo!

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