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Mulroy Bay II

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Mulroy Bay II, one of two trawlers abandoned in the waters near Baltimore town in Co Cork, Ireland. Shot from Tullagh Cemetery.

PS. Calvin took a few nights shots of the Mulroy Bay II a few days ago when local artist Sheelagh Broderick and others lit up the vessel with high powered lanterns.

Aperture ƒ/40
Camera Canon EOS 40D
Focal length 200mm
ISO 100
Shutter speed 1/6s

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6 responses to “Mulroy Bay II”

  1. Michael avatar
    Michael

    Wow- haunting image. Love those dusky colours and the gravestones in the foreground

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  2. Robin avatar
    Robin

    I am loving the angle you shot with the headstone and the boat both in the shot. I am going to try to find this place on our trip.

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  3. Donncha avatar
    Donncha

    The Graveyard is just behind Casey’s Hotel where we stayed, on the Cork side of the town. Look for the Tullagh Graveyard sign and the road right next to the hotel!

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  4. Captain Falcon avatar
    Captain Falcon

    Its almost a dooming image that makes me think that death is near and ultimately inevitable. Lots of emotions. Thanks bro!

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  5. MORGAN avatar
    MORGAN

    good composition,nice saturation. gets the imagination going,like the shot, well done Donncha.

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  6. Ambie Photo avatar
    Ambie Photo

    awesome shot! You took full advantage of the ‘golden hour’ of the day.

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