Darren Greene: a holiday by the seaside…
...is all about building sandcastles and sometimes destroying them :D
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...is all about building sandcastles and sometimes destroying them :D
Latchiko: He Loves Me Not
Photographed on Wednesday night at an impromptu shoot with Aisling. This blog has gotten very "people-heavy" of late so thanks for continuing to visit!
Lit using a 580EXII as main light to camera right through an umbrella, 550EX as hairlight to camera left through a homemade grid and a final gridded 550EX to camera right to pop the fallen petals.
inphotos.org: The 8A Bus
A man gets on the 8A bus to Curraheen on Patrick Street, Cork last Saturday.
This was on the way to the photowalk, walking up the street with Chris to where Will had double parked because he was driving home again. Chris had dropped his camera in the car when he got out!
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Hot off the Memory Card: Architectural Ages
The new Elysian building (the highest in Ireland at the moment) towers behind the City Hall.
Scenes of Ireland (and more): The Silver Tree
On the Enniscorthy/New Ross road ...driving to wexford, we spotted this piece of motorway art and had to stop. it's just magnificent. I took a few shots from various angles, and I'd love to go back and photograph it when not in such a rush. I'm trying to find out who created it, but no luck so far - it's just wonderful.
Peter Cox: Doo Lough with Reeds, Co. Mayo
Another image from one of my favourite locations in Ireland - the Doo Lough valley. This view is looking south across the northern lake towards Ben Gorm, with the Sheefrey Mountains to the left and Mweelrea to the right.
Another infrared image, the contrast in the mountains along with the fantastic clouds due to the just-clearing storm lend a real drama to the scene.
