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  • Construction Cranes on Horgan’s Quay

    Construction Cranes were on site among the new buildings of Horgan's Quay in Cork. The River Lee is flowing in the foreground, crossed by Brian Boru Bridge nearby.

    Back in 2019, and Horgan’s Quay was in the middle of development. Cranes were overhead, and the whole place was a building site.


    Apertureƒ/8
    CameraILCE-7M3
    Focal length35mm
    ISO125
    Shutter speed1/400s

  • The Flag in the Window

    A Ukrainian flag in a window in Ballycotton, all shook up as an ICM photo

    A Ukrainian flag in a window in Ballycotton. It was getting dark, a perfect time to try some Intentional Camera Movement.


    Apertureƒ/14
    CameraILCE-7M3
    Focal length43mm
    ISO100
    Shutter speed2s

  • The boats of Ballycotton

    Boats in Ballycotton Harbour at sunset. The lifeguard vessel can be seen in the middle background, and a trawler is tied to the pier right in front of me, with other smaller boats further back.

    During another trip with Blarney Photography Club to Ballycotton we were lucky to have a very calm evening. A light breeze disturbed the water, and there were clouds in the sky to make for an interesting sunset.


    Apertureƒ/9
    CameraILCE-7M3
    Focal length24mm
    ISO100
    Shutter speed1/1000s

  • Skateboard Jumps on Grand Parade

    A skateboarder jumps in the air in a black and white photo on a street.

    A skateboarder jumps in the air on Grand Parade. He was there with friends, racing up and down the pavement.


    Apertureƒ/6.3
    CameraDSC-RX100M4
    Focal length25.7mm
    ISO1000
    Shutter speed1/500s

  • Shadows and Sun

    The sun shines on the headland opposite Dingle in Co Kerry. Clouds cast a shadow over the fields on a glorious sunny day. The water of Dingle Bay is visible in the foreground.

    We were walking out towards Hussey’s Folly outside Dingle when I looked across Dingle Harbour and saw the sunlight travel across the opposite headland as clouds moved away.

    I love seeing light and shadow on a landscape so I grabbed a few quick shots.


    Apertureƒ/8
    CameraILCE-7M3
    Focal length79mm
    ISO100
    Shutter speed1/250s

  • The Boats of Glandore Harbour

    Boats dot the water outside Glandore Harbour and one comes in to the quay.

    Glandore harbour in the summer of 2019. Mist rolled off the sea on this day but had mostly faded away by the time I got there. However, you can see it in the distance, clinging to the land in the distance.


    Apertureƒ/8
    CameraILCE-7M3
    Focal length16mm
    ISO100
    Shutter speed1/1000s

  • Bokeh Lights in Youghal

    The out of focus lights of Youghal on a dark evening, just after sunset. The red brake light of a vehicle lights up the bottom right of the photo.

    The out of focus lights of Youghal light up the sky. The red light of a passing vehicle lights up the corner of the scene.

    I was originally going to photograph the light and get a long exposure shot of passing traffic but luckily, my lens was out of focus and reminded me I could shoot a photo like this!


    Apertureƒ/6.3
    CameraILCE-7M3
    Focal length191mm
    ISO50
    Shutter speed1/2s

  • A Wine Strand Sunset

    A road curves off into the distance towards some parked vehicles on a headland. Water is visible to the side and the sky is turning orange at the horizon as the sun has set

    The road to the end of the headland by Wine Strand in Co. Kerry curves off into the distance. Parked vehicles are parked there as people enjoy the evening.


    Apertureƒ/8
    CameraILCE-7M3
    Focal length24mm
    ISO100
    Shutter speed1/50s

  • Crosshaven Sunset

    Crosshaven town reflected in the water of the harbour. Clouds and the sky are yellow/orange from the setting sun.

    The town of Crosshaven is reflected in the waters of Cork Harbour while the sun sets off to the side of the town.


    Apertureƒ/7.1
    CameraILCE-7M3
    Focal length42mm
    ISO2500
    Shutter speed1/50s

  • Cork Eir Building at Sunset

    The Eir building on the North Side of Cork City at sunset

    I was out with Blarney Photography Club on Thursday night in the city. The sun was setting when I decided we should head to Bell’s Field. I thought we had about 30 minutes, but with the hills opposite, the sun sank out of sight much earlier.

    Driving up there, through St. Luke’s, we got there just to see the sun disappear behind a bank of cloud on the horizon. Luckily, the glow of our celestial star continued for some time, and this is one of the photos from that night.

    Not a great shot by any means, but it was nice to be out with everyone else, and we had a nice chat and drink afterwards.


    Apertureƒ/8
    CameraILCE-7M3
    Focal length132mm
    ISO100
    Shutter speed1/250s

  • Construction in the Port of Cork

    The "PORT OF CORK" sign looms over construction equipment and a big pile of earth

    The Port of Cork sign looms overhead. I’m not sure what work is being done down there with all the construction equipment.


    Apertureƒ/8
    CameraILCE-7M3
    Focal length24mm
    ISO100
    Shutter speed1/160s

  • Off the horse

    A rider rolls on the ground after coming off his horse at the Dingle Races last year. Another horse and rider and the fallen rider's horse continue running

    A young rider came off his horse during a race at the Dingle Races last August. His horse continued on, but the unlucky rider had to get out of the way of other horses.


    Apertureƒ/8
    CameraILCE-7M3
    Focal length39mm
    ISO800
    Shutter speed1/1000s

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