Low Cloud Over Dingle

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Low clouds lay over Dingle town on Friday evening but while it wasn’t the most exciting light, it had a lovely even light without deep shadows. It was a quiet evening with only a few people out walking their dogs and even a couple of tourists!


Apertureƒ/8
CameraILCE-7RM5
Focal length100mm
ISO100
Shutter speed1s

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12 comments

  1. @donncha I love all the colors there!

  2. @beckett Yeah, those enormous monsters are becoming more common here. Hopefully, that one at least is being used by a fisherman in Dingle and not by some rich person to bring the kids to school in.

    1. @bitchboss haha, yeah. It's great. I got some great photos at Clogher Beach and at Cappagh. Too many of the storm that was hitting the coast so I need to decide on a couple from the hundreds I have!

  3. @donncha Nice photo, by the way. Typical Irish weather.That’s where I crashed my left hand mirror, because a bus full of yanks was squeezing trough. I visited Dingle a few years ago after racing on Inch beach and my late husband had to get a few bottles and fish and chips in Dingle. At the end of the day we ended up in Tralee, I put the sticker “I survived the slea hd” on our car and also wrote on it “and I wrecked only one mirror!”.Not bad for a Dutch chick aye?

    1. @bitchboss aww, a memorable visit then! There's a great chipper near SuperValu we frequented a few times but this time we are on The Dingle Bay Hotel where we were staying with Blarney Photography Club. Do you remember where you got your food?

      1. @donncha We had lunch at the Marina Inn, just near the tourist information office. It was Saturday and it was absolutely heaving. We had to park at The Woods, but it was a lovely walk back to the harbour. After that, we headed west, bought a couple of bottles of Dingle whisky and drove to Dunmore Head.

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