A street light shines through the fog on a gloomy night recently. Many parts of the country had fog warnings but for someone on foot it lent a mysterious feel to ordinary scenes.

As we head into what is often described as a dreary month, especially after the festivities in December, here’s a reminder of the glorious Autumn colours last year. Spring won’t be long now!

Walk down by Blarney Lake and you’ll see Blarney House off the distance. There are usually cattle or horses in the fields around here but on this July day in 2015 the fields were empty.

A robin on my garden wall in December 2020.

Light shines through the trees overlooking in the River Martin in Blarney.

I love the colours of the trees at this time of year. We’ve been lucky this year that the autumn and early winter has been so mild. It was 15C today! I think of this display as one last hurrah before the cold and rain and wind really sets in.

Damian Kenneally, Eagle AC Linda O’Sullivan, Watergrasshill AC I spent a few hours photographing the runners finishing the half-marathon in Blarney today. There was a huge turnout.Weather was dire. Rain falling most of the time with gusts of wind to carry it into your face and on to the camera. I don’t have any particular…

Coloured pencils, one of the props at a still life night at Blarney Photography Club in 2016.

Sunset a few days ago was lovely as we walked around Blarney.

Wires and clouds when I look up in the sky around Blarney. April 2016.