Rock Landscape Limpits cling tightly to a rock in Church Bay.

Press the button A doorbell on a building on the seafront in Cobh. I can’t remember which building exactly but it was down in the direction of the train station. It’s scorchio in Ireland now and it’s great! We adopted Oscar yesterday and the poor dog was upset last night until we brought him for…

The green and blue blur The Cobh train as it comes into the station at it’s destination. This is the second time I have featured the train.

1858 FC A small sign near Hibernian Buildings in Cork. This is in fact on the other side of this wall.

Seaweed rope I like the dreamy diffused glow of this image. It was shot down in Inchadony Beach a few weeks back. Howto: First of all, I had to straighten the horizon because it was at a precarious angle. I used two layers, I saturated the colours slightly in the bottom layer to bring out…

Ireland Today: construction Ireland today is defined by construction. A huge portion of the Irish economy is driven by the residential building trade. An acre of land can go for €50m and up in Dublin. Two rate hikes by the ECB hasn’t dampened Irish interest in owning their own property. This crane was pictured at…

Little Plane Flying High Just before I got in the car to drive home I looked up.

Family of Shadows Waiting to cross a busy street in Cork.

Beach Step Step up from the beach at Youghal

Odd One Out Glance down and you may notice a whole new world at your feet

Green Seaweed Green seaweed grows on stumps of wood on the beach at Youghal. I can only guess that these stumps are a protection against the powerful force of the tides. Aren’t they? Check out the Youghal category for another shot of this beach!

Arrival of the L I love capturing motion and stillness in one frame and shooting underground in a subway station is perfect because: low light, fast moving train with bright internal lights, waiting passengers. I think I took this in one of the stations under State Street, Chicago. Have a great time at the blog…