On my dog walk today in Lower Cromane, County Kerry, the vivid blues within the sky caught my attention, so the following photos, are mainly intended to reflect the beauty of the skies on my morning walk, although as will be seen, a few featureless skies in some directions were also present. The morning was mainly bright and sunny, but the wind off the sea was actually bitter cold, and I was constantly warming my hands to hold the camera steady!
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| A view towards Glenbeigh and inch strand from Lower Cromane Point, Co Kerry. |
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| A view towards Dingle and the Slieve Mish mountains, Co Kerry. |
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| Zoomed in on the Slieve Mish mountains, from Lower Cromane Point, Co Kerry. |
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| Sun on the Slieve Mish, from Cromane Point, Co Kerry. |
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| Nice cloud formation over the Slieve Mish, from Cromane Point, Co Kerry. |
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| MacGillycuddy Reeks, towards Glenbeigh, from Cromane Point, Co Kerry. |
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| Zoomed in on Slieve Mish from Cromane Point, Co Kerry. |
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| Slieve Mish in the sun, From Cromane point, Co Kerry. |
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| A dramatic looking sky over Castlemain Harbour, Co Kerry. |
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| Just the beauty of the sky! Photo from Cromane point, Co Kerry. |
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| Clouds over Slieve Mish, from Cromane point, Co Kerry. |
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| Slieve Mish again, Looking towards Dingle, from Cromane Point,Co Kerry. |
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| Nice cloud formation, good for a backdrop use in Photoshop, from Cromane Point, Co Kerry. |
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| This and the next photo are two more useful backdrop photos, from Cromane Point, Co Kerry. |
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| A view towards Castlemain, from Cromane point, Co Kerry. |
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| Tide out, Lower Cromane, Co Kerry. |
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Another nice cloud over Castlemain harbour, from Cromane Point, Co Kerry.
All photos Pentax K5 with Pentax 28-200mm at F11 ISO 80 |
Hi Dave, I like very much the "painting like" style of your pictures, especially the zoomed in on Slieve Mish. Very atmospheric.Franz
ReplyDeleteThank you Franz, very kind of you to say!
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