The Ferris Wheel on Grand Parade in Cork pictured just after sunset, in December 2016. This year the wheel is further up the street so you can’t get this photo now. I haven’t been in town at sunset this month either but hopefully someone got a nice sunset photo of the wheel this year.

The Elysian, reflected in a car window a few weeks ago

From the Lee Fields, in August this year. A construction crane working on the student accommodation with an aeroplane that took off from Cork Airport high above it and rising fast, off somewhere, hopefully warm. TIL I’ve been spelling aeroplane wrong for years.

Dunquin Pier at the end of the Dingle Peninsula sits below a steep grassy cliff. Last year I saw three teenage girls sitting on the edge of the cliff you can see in this photo. I got dizzy just looking at them but they weren’t in (much) danger. There’s a step below where many feet…

Training ship Grace O’Malley docked in Cork recently.

The Three Sisters on the Dingle Peninsula just as the sun sets.

Mist and fog (the same thing?) gather in the hollows of an early morning last week near Blarney.

Kilcrea Friary, standing under light clouds as the sun set on an August evening in 2018.

At an air show in Chicago, August 2003.

The Moon a few days ago early one morning.

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 fantastic night’s sky just after the sun has set in Dingle, Co. Kerry.