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Field of flowers

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Floods, hailstones, cold. Another typical Irish summer but thankfully it’s nice ad bright here in Blarney. Here’s a shot I took down at Allihies in West Cork back in April. It’d be perfect if the flowers were more in focus but I still love it.

Aperture ƒ/7.1
Camera Canon EOS 20D
Focal length 10mm
ISO 100
Shutter speed 1/125s

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6 responses to “Field of flowers”

  1. Pete Connolly avatar
    Pete Connolly

    That’s smashing Donncha – very cherery and lifting. I think the focus is great – it really isolates some lovely flowers and leads your eye back to the beautiful blue sky. Me likey!

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  2. tina avatar
    tina

    Fantastic! Really great! I particularly love the blue sky.

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  3. geraldine avatar
    geraldine

    that’s a fabulous shot particularly in this horrible grey weather!

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  4. Franzi avatar
    Franzi

    I’ve been away for a while and had to look three pages backwards and I really love your newly posted pictures. Especially the colours are great, they look so powerful and amazing.

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  5. Richard X. Thripp avatar
    Richard X. Thripp

    Beautiful shot; love the deep blue sky and two-thirds composition. If only the focus was on the nearest flowers it would be perfect.

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  6. Kapil Thakre avatar
    Kapil Thakre

    The sky is awesome!!!! beautiful click!

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