All picture with Olympus E-5 on tripod.
Showing posts with label mountains in kerry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mountains in kerry. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Moonset and Sunrise
At this bitterly cold but wonderful calm morning I managed to get out of bed early and up to the radio masts over Port Magee and further to the Glen to take a few shots from the setting moon and the first dawn light.
All picture with Olympus E-5 on tripod.
All picture with Olympus E-5 on tripod.
Sunday, October 7, 2012
October Sunrise at Port Magee
This early morning started with a spectacular autumn sunrise over the Kerry Mountains and the Port Magee Channel before the day got rather dull and greyish later on.
All pictures with Olympus E-5, Zuiko Digital 14-54 1:2.8-3.5 on Tripod and 2sec anti-shock preselected
All pictures with Olympus E-5, Zuiko Digital 14-54 1:2.8-3.5 on Tripod and 2sec anti-shock preselected
Friday, August 31, 2012
Cappnagrown, Mastergeehy, Co.Kerry
Cloonaughlin lake found in Cappnagrown, Cloonaughlin, Mastergeehy.
A beautiful picteresque part of Co.Kerry.
Sunday, July 8, 2012
The Kerry Way in Glenmore, Waterville
I am more of a good weather walker than my darling husband who would walk and climb in any wet and boggy and soggy conditions...
so I stopped going uphill on this part of the Kerry Way and took a few photos instead.
The first photo was actually taken in Shanacnoic, it´s that waterfall you see coming from Derrynane direction between Loher and Waterville, only it did not look too impressive today it must not have rained in a while...
so I stopped going uphill on this part of the Kerry Way and took a few photos instead.
The first photo was actually taken in Shanacnoic, it´s that waterfall you see coming from Derrynane direction between Loher and Waterville, only it did not look too impressive today it must not have rained in a while...
Monday, June 11, 2012
Summer at Carragh Lake
It was actually a beautiful June Day, the meadows full with long grass and wild flowers, and some dramatic sky above...
What I enjoyed most was the fragrance of summer, a pity we cannot capture those...
What I enjoyed most was the fragrance of summer, a pity we cannot capture those...
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
The Mountains around Cahersiveen, County Kerry
More photos from our recent mountains exhibition.
All these shots were taken around Cahersiveen, County Kerry.
All photos taken by Paul Murphy
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| View from Cahersiveen Pier including RIC barracks and Cnoc Na dTobar Mountain |
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| Cnoc Na dTobar taken from top of Beenatee Mountain |
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| View of Cahersiveen |
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| Cnoc Na dTobar at the blue hour |
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Loop Walk from Cooncrome Harbour
Like Dave we used the bright and chilly day to walk the dogs. We choose a loop walk, commencing at Coonccrome Harbour, Over the Water, about 10 min drive from Caherciveen. The walk leads from the pier through coastal bog areas and woodland with excellent views of Dingle Bay, Valentia Harbour, Knocknadobar and surrounding Hills. Small streams and puddles display a plenty of animals and vegetation.
It was a good opportunity to try out a newly bought 14-54 mm Zuiko Digital glass on my Olympus E520.
It was a good opportunity to try out a newly bought 14-54 mm Zuiko Digital glass on my Olympus E520.
Pebbles at Cooncrome Harbour
Steps at Cooncrome Harbour
Ruins (church?) in the woods of kimego, S of Canglass Point
Metal fixtures on the tower ruin
The Bell (?) tower
View of Killelan Mountain, near Doulus Head
Knocknadobar rises over the bog
Dingle Bay with tree skeletons remaining after forestry harvest
Frog spawn in a puddle next to the walk
Different type of spawn
Spawn and polliwogs
The proud parents
Must be cold in there
Logs
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