Puzzle Pieces
The only thing saving you from a scenic yet deadly fall from the cockpit of the 1948 US Army Cub at Newcastle Aerodrome. The proprietors pride and joy.
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A view of Wicklow head I’ve never had before. A massive thanks to Mike at Wicklow.TV and John Nugent at Newcastle Aerodrome for the new slant on photowalking.
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A Red Panda waiting to be handed his breakfast during the early visit to Dublin Zoo on Saturday.
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It’d been so long since I last used the macro lens, I forgot what it was capable of when focusing manually.
Read moreJust Passing By
The potential buyers and the ‘just passing by’ers at Peoples Photography 2010
Read moreLovely Hurling
Out with the home made band saw and the equally home made sanding belt. One template, a bit of craft sawing and sanding later and the finished product is good enough for Croke Park.
Read moreCarbon Footprints
Owners waiting for the parade to start at the Stradbally steam rally last weekend.
Read moreNom for visitors
Yes, I know, very heavy handed with the processing again. I’m going through another one of those stages of throwing sliders around aimlessly and not caring much about the end result. I’m sure it’ll probably culminate in bypassing lightroom altogether and uploading directly from the memory card. Possibly. Another from Dublin Zoo photowalk that took […]
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Thanks to all that turned up for the unexpectedly sunny outing to Dublin Zoo today. So sunny in fact that it appears I came away with a bit of sunburn. Really enjoyed my first time there but unfortunately I appear to have left my sharpness at home that morning. All the more reason to go […]
Read moreHappy Place
Julie in her happy place, surrounded by ‘stuff’ to take photos of. Don’t ask me to explain it.
Read moreOvercooked Hills
Off to that castle again tomorrow so won’t be posting over the weekend. Looking out on a contrast ++ sea from the top of Goats Path in West Cork. Just before winding down the other side of the hill into Kilcrohane and onto the headland.
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