The steeple of St. Anne’s Church, or Shandon Bells, The North Cathedral, and street lighting on a pole with a bird on it are silhouetted by the setting sun. Steam rises from the Heineken Brewery in the foreground.

The spires and roof of Atkin’s Hall overlooking the Lee Fields make for a striking silhouette against the afterglow of the setting sun. From a recent outing with Blarney Photography Club.

A few days ago we had a lovely sunset and luckily I was out walking with my wife around the village. Here’s a shot from the road outside. This is a silhouette anyone in Blarney will recognise, isn’t it?

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

St. Matthew’s Church and Graveyard overlooking Crosshaven and Church Bay in East Cork. Last Thursday night with Blarney Photography Club.

Sunset at Spanish Point, Co Clare in 2019.

The orange glow of sunset on a cloudless night in Puerto Del Carmen, Lanzarote.

Malaga, Spain. April 2019.

Edinburgh, Scotland. June 2018.

Sunrise, as seen from my home office here in Blarney about 3 weeks ago. The weather was great in September. Much better than it was in August.