Along the road in Ballycanneen
The sun set over the Dingle Peninsula in July this year. A lovely evening to be out photographing the end of the day.
As the sun sets
The sun setting off in the distance creates lovely colours in the sky at Inch Beach, Co Kerry. A long time ago in 2015.
Fishy Gossip
So I said to him, ‘You wouldn’t know one if it swam past right past you!’ Fish gossip in a tank in the Dingle OceanWorld. October 2017.
Coumeenoole in July
Coumeenoole Beach last July. Lots of people on the beach, and despite the warning signs, plenty in the water too!
A Sunset Cloud Inversion in the Conor Pass
Above the clouds in the Conor Pass in April 2019.
A Storm in the Gap of Dunloe
Heavy rain and strong gusts of wind were the order of the day in the Gap of Dunloe when Blarney Photography Club visited last month. Made for atmospheric photos if you could keep your camera dry!
The sunrise flows
Because of the disc’s enormous magical field, at sunrise, the morning light flows over like thick golden syrup, accumulating in valleys and then slowly crawling over the top of an hillside. The same can be said about the night, which spreads like plum jam.Terry Pratchett Sunrise over Muckross Lake in Killarney, Co Kerry. On a…
Sunset on the road
A single exposure at 1/30 of a second because the road, even if it is in rural Ireland on the Dingle Peninsula. Cars drove past at most every 5-6 minutes. Lightroom’s new masking tools were really helpful working on this image.
Time for a bath
About time for your bath, don’t you think?
Slip into the water
Waiting for the sunrise, Muckross Lake. Killarney.
Sunrise over Muckross Lake
An early morning drive to the Lakes of Killarney this morning resulted in an eventful trip for Blarney Photography Club today. Rain didn’t spoil the sunrise, but a trip afterwards to the Gap of Dunloe didn’t go so well with a literal storm blowing up between the hills. The photo above is from Dinis Cottage…
A shipwreck in Dingle
A very decayed boat on it’s side in Dingle Harbour back in 2010.