My first outing with Blarney Photography Club since March 2020 and it was a very pleasant walk along the bird sanctuary in Blarney.

Looking towards the Beara Peninsula from Sheep’s Head moments after this sunset photo. The sun had set behind the hills but it still lit up the sky for some time at this time of year.

This tree is the one remaining part of the old field left on the site of the “new” estate of Cluain Ard in Blarney.

The sun sets over the Beara Peninsula last weekend. Pictured from Sheep’s Head, about 2km from the tip of the peninsula. Got there just in time to see this!

The setting sun hidden by clouds. In the middle of December last year there was a strong cold wind blowing off the sea making it almost impossible to stand up and take photos!

Sliabh Liag, or Slieve League as it’s known to most. The English name is a phonetic translation of the Irish name if you’re wondering. Absolutely beautiful location in Co. Donegal that will take your breath away. Both with the scenery and the walk up if you’re not fit and healthy. 🙂

Just one of the many trees we saw and lovely blue skies around Quebec at the 2009 Automattic Grand Meetup.

Clouds fill the Conor Pass in Kerry in this photo taken in April 2019.

A STOP sign, by any other name, in Quebec, during the Automattic Grand Meetup of 2009.

The cranes on the quays outside the M Shed in Bristol reach for the sky in this photo from 2017.

Sunrise a few days ago was spectacular. I took my camera with me when I took the dog for a walk!

Lovely Spring sunrise in April 2016. Had to get up early at that time of year!