Doulus Head

On the evening of Thursday, the 6th of August, four members of the club set out from Caherciveen to Doulus Head, the headland north of Valentia Harbour, opposite of Valentia Lighthouse. It took us about an hour through pretty wet and rough sheep grazing land to reach from the place where we left the cars the most westerly tip of the headland. However, we were well rewarded with spectacular views and a grandiose sunset.

Patrick O`Neill, the proprietor of the land at Doulus head has not only kindly given us permission to enter his farm but also allowed us to take pictures of himself, one of the last old gentlemen who always had time for a chat and were so full of interesting stories and tales. 

 

 

 

 

 

View from Doulus Head over Dingle Bay

The Sun starts to settle over the Blaskets

View from Doulus Head south to Skellig St. Michael

Skellig St Michael

Valentia Lighthouse at the entrance to Valentia Harbour

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Evening clouds over Dingle Bay

Blaskets in Gold

Valentia Radio Station and Skellig St Michael

Evening cruise

Knightstown in evening light

Dramatic clouds form over the Blaskets

Preparing for the last shot

The last shot

Kells gardens

A recent lovely afternoon in Kells gardens

Old ruin, Aghatubrid, Caherciveen

 

All photos taken with a 7D, manual setting 1/99sec, ISO 200/400, F.11. at 28mm..

Studio light- Portraits-South Kerry Camera club

 

Our last club night  consissted of an old turnip pulper and two great models-Paddy an Bridget. Two studio lights were used placed at 45degree angles. Shots taken with a Cannon 450D.

Ballycarbery Castle, Caherciveen, Co.Kerry

Ballycarbery Castle is a castle3km from Cahersiveen, County Kerry, Ireland . The castle is situated high on a grass hill facing the sea and is a short distance from Cahergall Fort and Leacanabuile Fort. The present ruins were constructed in the 16th century.

All shot with cannon 450D.

Cuascrom and forest overlooking the sea