Look down on Dunquin Pier

I remember the day I took this photo, in August 2020. When I arrived, a group of young women were taking selfies at this spot and from my perspective, they looked like they were standing on the edge of a cliff. It’s still dangerous, but it was a calm evening and there was plenty of space if you’re an invincible teenager, unafraid of your mortality.

At the time, only pubs that served were alllowed to open due to Covid restrictions, but B&Bs and hotels were open. Breakfast in our B&B in Dingle was strictly monitored, with guests having to book their times so the dining room didn’t become too crowded.


Apertureƒ/8
CameraILCE-7M3
Focal length38mm
ISO100
Shutter speed3.2s

A Golden Moment

The wide pavement of McCurtain Street is where I spotted a young woman putting the lead on her patient Golden Retriever. He sat there patiently as she fixed the lead in place and continued on their way down the street.


Apertureƒ/2.8
CameraILCE-7M3
Focal length24mm
ISO100
Shutter speed1/1000s

Canine Companion on Castle Street

This cute little terrier saw Diego, my chihuahua, and of course needed to make friends with him. 🙂

Dogs are the best!

PS. inb4 complaints. Nobody noticed this was Paul Street!


Apertureƒ/8
CameraILCE-7M3
Focal length17mm
ISO3200
Shutter speed1/500s

Dog Walkies in the City

I spotted this little character on the streets of Malaga, pulling its owner along with an enthusiasm that only a dog can muster. There were another 2 dogs nearby, so I think that’s what was distracting him. 🙂


Apertureƒ/3.5
CameraILCE-7M3
Focal length28mm
ISO500
Shutter speed1/500s

Symmetrical Abandonment

This was the derelict site of the demolished tax office in Cork, but back in February 2019.

What difference 6 years? Nothing really except they’ve removed the rubble. It’s still an ugly eye sore. They really should have put a park there if they’re not going to do anything with it.


Apertureƒ/8
CameraILCE-7M3
Focal length16mm
ISO125
Shutter speed1/40s