inphotos.org: Bars Bars Bars
Supporting bars criss cross the arm of a crane on Cork’s Docklands in 2005. Probably the same crane I posted a few days ago.
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Iced Coffee: Perched
By the Pier a little further up from yesterday’s photograph.
Portrush, Northern Ireland.
Porchfield: Gerry & Kathy
Gerry Tully & Kathy Crinion relaxing before taking the stage at the Trim 2025 gig. Kathy released her new CD Ups, Downs & Merry-Go-Rounds on Monday. Click on her name to have a listen to a couple of tracks. Good luck with it Kathy. Check out Gerry’s gigs on his site.
Hot off the Memory Card: Autumn Ivy
Autumn Ivy
Colourful ivy on the wall of a house on Summerhill Rd (Cork photowalk, Sept 2009)
Jennifer Farley Photography: Sunrise In Suburbia 11 December 09
The sky was incredible this morning. I took this from parents house in Dublin where in the distance you can see the remnants of the celtic tiger in the form of one crane. A few years ago when you looked in that direction you could see 10 or 15 cranes building.
Jennifer Farley Photography: Lunch At The National Gallery, Dublin
I snapped this little scene on the staircase in the National Gallery. I love the way they are looking at each other.
Peter Cox: Playing with selective focus
As seen in my recent photograph of the Baltimore Beacon, I've become quite interested in using the so-called 'tilt-shift effect' to change the viewer's perception of an image. In that image, I used an actual tilt-shift lens to create the effect. In this image of Inishtearaght I've used selective blurring in Photoshop to achieve something similar. The idea is to make a real object appear to be a tiny model with only a narrow band in focus. To do it right is quite difficult, especially with such a three-dimensional image as this. There are still some things I would refine, but I thought it might be an interesting image to share.
