Have you ever gone beyond the beach at Fountainstown in Co. Cork? I’ve been visiting that beach all my life but I had never walked up the road until a week ago. I’m glad I did because it’s very nice up there, and coupled with a setting sun I went a little mad with the camera! Expect a few more shots from here over the week.
I like these: New terminal at Cork Airport and great child portraits.
| Aperture | ƒ/8 |
| Camera | Canon EOS 20D |
| Focal length | 10mm |
| ISO | 200 |
| Shutter speed | 1/250s |
10 replies on “The road beyond Fountainstown”
EnoMetis has posted a comment:
Cool shot, and thanks, it’s good to know!
It’s amazing the places I will explore now that I have a camera in hand that I wouldn’t have gone before. Can’t wait to see what you saw that evening.
Bloody gorgeous. Nice gamma curves. 🙂
I love the composition with the panel on the left side. The contrast and colors are as well very nice. Great picture !
very nice… and this french word : “cul de sac” is great !
merveilleux
🙂
Thanks for commenting! I looked it up, and according to the Wikipedia page, the literal translation means “arse/ass of a bag”! I’ll never look at another street sign seriously again! 🙂
Psycrow has posted a comment:
excellent shot. I’ve got to get me a 10mm lens
laffertycatherine65 has posted a comment:
It is 26 years since I lived in Fountainstown. I enjoyed looking at the photos. It brought back happy memories. I would like to visit again one day.
Le Cracoucass has posted a comment:
cool !
When I was a child we used to go forageing along that road for crab apples and wild plums and mushrooms in season also wild garlic .There was a couple living at the Minane Bridge end named O,Callahan and she used to make the best pot bastiblle bread ever…. Happy Happy Days………