Long shadows and door numbers.

Just a little fun with a snapshot of a STOP sign near Blarney.

Happy to be up on the board at Garrettstown Beach last month.

The sun rises over the houses of Blarney early one morning at the end of March, 2022.

As you walk down Robert Street, to the side of Penneys on St. Patrick’s Street, Cork, you’ll find yourself walking under a part of the store that extends over the street.

Shadows lengthen on Nano Nagle Bridge this afternoon. First time out with Rebel Street Photography, even if it was just two of us after a two year break. It was a lovely day for a walk around town. The sun shone from a blue sky, but in the shadows it was still cool. Catching up…

The cat just sat there observing the world pass by. All relaxed, like.

Parallel to Sullivan’s Quay in Cork, Cove Street is probably less well known than the quays but if you’ve driven around there looking for parking you know it well!

The tower of St. Anne’s Church rises above the north side of Cork City with the Eir building and their own tower next to it.

A boy catches the sun at the beach with his fishing rod. It was all he caught that evening, but I think he made some happy memories.

A very busy blackbird stopped still for 5 seconds so I could catch a photo of it. He was digging around, throwing up leaves and hunting around between branches. Building material for a nest perhaps?

A robin calling out in the grounds of Blarney Castle today.