So this week has been all about Lough Tay and the surrounding area and it continues with today’s post. I kicked this series off on Monday with an image entitled The Fence and the Field. In that post I mentioned that it was one of two images I captured in that location. Today I present…
On Tuesday I spoke about my weekend trip to Lough Tay in the Wicklow Mountains and today I will continue with another image from that trip. After I had finished up at the top of the mountain I began to work my way back down. Some of these valleys don’t see sunlight for more then an hour after sunrise.
As I was driving the clouds began to part and I felt my spirits lift. Once I turned of the main roads and started to head up the mountain side the temperatures began to plummet also and it wasn’t long before I was driving on frost covered roads – oh joy! I spent the time during actual sunrise down near Lough Tay and then headed up to this spot, about a 10min drive, once the sun started to crest the mountains.
It seems like the world is facing extreme weather conditions right now, whether it’s snow and ice or flooding. I thought I’d share an image that portrays the cold but maybe not quite as harsh as we all seem to be facing right now. Let’s call it a romanticised view of winter 🙂 Camera: Canon…
I was recently commissioned to produce some very special images as a Christmas gift for a ladies husband. She was looking for a unique perspective of her husbands boyhood home, Clontarf. Here I share the story of how it all came together in a final set of printed images.
[column width=”64%” padding=”3%”] The lower waterfall at Glenariff Forest Park, Co Antrim showing with full Autumnal Colour. [/column] [column width=”33%”] For those of you that have been following along with my blog will know that I visited Co Antrim during the Autumn last year. While there I took the opportunity to visit the beautiful Glenariff…
Well firstly a very happy new year to everyone. It’s Day 4 of 2011 already. I thought I’d kick this year off with something a little different for me. It’s not quite an abstract but certainly closer to it then I’ve ever published before. This was taken 1/1/11 at around 1pm :). The alternate title…
Reader warning! There is no pictures in this post, only Graphs 😀 [column width=”47%” padding=”6%” ] On Tuesday I published a post containing My Top 10 Favourite Images of 2010 or another way of looking at it would be “2010 in Images”. Well in this my final post for 2010 I’d like to look at…
In this my penultimate post for 2010 it seems a good place to start would be to quote last years entry for this topic – “It’s hard to believe another year has passed in my photographic life and I sit once again with the task of choosing my personal top 10 images from the year.
Just when you thought I was finished with images from my trip to Antrim in October! I rose for Sunrise pretty much every day I was there but was disappointed with the weather every morning bar this one. The sky was clear, star filled and full of promise.
Well it’s been pretty quiet around the blog lately folks and I do apologise. We have officially entered what’s known as the silly season with too much to do and too little time to do it. Between Travel, the ongoing weather, trying to complete two commissions while dealing with the aforementioned weather as well as…
This Calla Lilly was captured in May 2008 and is one of the most pivotal images in my portfolio. I remember the day I was in the Botanical Gardens for the first time and happening across a bed of Calla Lilies.
