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Every so often it’s great to step outside, marvel at the stars and feel so totally insignificant. And then, spin around and around until your dizzy (or perhaps that’s just me).
The clear nights recently have provided us with some great views of the stars and planets, though unfortunately no Aurora like we might have seen earlier in the week.
A street performer in Galway City last September. Put money in his box and he’d shake a bit and make some noise. Only kids stopped to watch him.
Adults hurried by.
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Bray Head and Greystones Pier.
24th Jan 2012
30sec at f9, ISO 320
Not sure what this manoeuvre is called....
Another one from our kite-surfing trip to Bettystown. Kite-surfers have all sorts of fancy names for their tricks – Huge Floaty Jump, Board-Off or the Invert.
I think this one is called Beached!
We are grateful to Mark Condren, PPAI photojournalist of the year for the past two years, for providing such an extremely interesting, informative, entertaining and thought provoking presentation at the Hibernian Hotel, Mallow on Monday 23rd January. He showed over one hundred images covering a wide range of topics and took questions from the large attendance on life as a professional photojournalist. He kindly provided a signed copy of his best seller publication “The Guards” for the raffle. Thanks to all who turned up on the night. A total of 500 euro was raised for Temple Street Children’s Hospital. Also thanks to all those members who worked behind the scenes to make it such a successful evening.
Bray Head from Greystones Pier
24th Jan 2012
30sec at f6.3, ISO 500
