The Edge of the Lake
Another one from that walk in Kenmare a few days ago. I spotted this couple walking by with their dog, and then they stopped a distance away with the dog exploring the shallows. I love silhouettes, so this photo came to be.
Apertureƒ/8CameraILCE-7RM5Focal length240mmISO125Shutter speed1/500sA bench by the Lake
A small bench is nestled among the trees in Kenmare, on the shores of Kenmare Bay. What caught my eye immediately were the three trees surrounding it. They frame the bench in a pleasing way, the bare branches providing a skeletal, natural, surrounding to the man made bench.
Apertureƒ/8CameraILCE-7RM5Focal length94mmISO200Shutter speed1/200sKerry’s Quiet Corner
The bench here at the end of a spit of land near Kenmare, Co Kerry has a plaque that says:
HE NEVER LOOKS FOR PRAISES
HE WAS NEVER ONE TO BOAST
HE JUST GOES ON QUIETLY WORKING
FOR THOSE HE LOVES THE MOST
OUR DAD
The pillar has a plaque that has some writing I forgot to photograph, but the heading says, “Ode to Lem” which may be this song.
A lovely spot to contemplate the world.
Apertureƒ/8CameraILCE-7RM5Focal length24mmISO100Shutter speed1/320sA Tranquil Irish Harbour
The harbour in Ahakista is a picturesque location on a warm June evening. This photo was made in 2014 when I was on holiday there with my family.
Apertureƒ/8CameraCanon EOS 6DFocal length60mmISO100Shutter speed1/200snew #painting
titled, as hinted by the photog Máiréad Healy, "Road to Dingle"
Mullaghmore, #Sligo
This is not really a picture for #ThickTrunkTuesday, but I couldn't resist posting it, since this row of windswept trees in the distance is such a typical feature of the #IrishLandscape, especially when there's stones and sheep somewhere around...