It is a short and still lovely walk from the beach in St. Finian´s Bay, along the lower road to the pier and back.
The fast moving clouds provided a spectactular background and the swell of the sea was quite dramatic. The seagulls were all excited about something, probably their food churned up and tossed about by the waves and the wind.
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Monday, January 2, 2012
New Year´s day in our garden
| Daffodils on New years´s Day |
| Robin, well fed |
| First geraniums in bloom |
they are still very much appeciated as a sign of new life in nature.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Winter Solstice in Eightercua, Waterville
For the first time since we have been living here we went to see the sun go down on the shortest day in the year. The place to go to for sunset on Winter Solstice is Eightercua near Waterville. The ancient Stone row here leads towards the spot where the sun is setting, which I thought would be into the sea, but she rolled slowly down I think Hogshead, and a beautiful sight it was...
I feel spring coming already, the days will be getting longer anyway...
But before that A Happy Christmas to you all!!!
I feel spring coming already, the days will be getting longer anyway...
But before that A Happy Christmas to you all!!!
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Winterlight over Inny Strand
Pictures taken on a wintry morning on Inny Strand near Waterville
with Olympus E520,14-42 mm, most f/8
Monday, November 28, 2011
A photo walk on the shores of Waterville Lake
Even on a dull day in late November there are lovely colours to be found along Waterville Lake. I was set to try taking photos of flowing water under one of the bridges but found a lot more interesting subjects along the winding road.
All the recent rain creates lovely little waterfalls from the mountains, it does not have to be a trip to torc waterfall to practise taking photos.
Also I was thinking of starting taking photos of mountains or pictures related to mountains for the forthcoming exhibition in February.
Here are my first ever attempts to slow down flowing water with long shutterspeeds.
I would have thought to choose the shutterspeed priority setting, but Michael told me to just go for the highest possible number in aperture ( in aperture priority), which is the smallest aperture ( I always have to "translate" that for myself). As the day was quite dark I got quite long shutterspeed as a result.
And I admit without a tripod this would not have been possible.
All the recent rain creates lovely little waterfalls from the mountains, it does not have to be a trip to torc waterfall to practise taking photos.
Also I was thinking of starting taking photos of mountains or pictures related to mountains for the forthcoming exhibition in February.
| Lily Bay at Waterville Lake 1 |
| Lily Bay at Waterville Lake 2 |
| Lily Bay at Waterville Lake 3 |
| road along waterville lake |
| who is the photographer in the bottom right corner |
| late autumn colours at waterville lake |
Here are my first ever attempts to slow down flowing water with long shutterspeeds.
I would have thought to choose the shutterspeed priority setting, but Michael told me to just go for the highest possible number in aperture ( in aperture priority), which is the smallest aperture ( I always have to "translate" that for myself). As the day was quite dark I got quite long shutterspeed as a result.
And I admit without a tripod this would not have been possible.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Winter in South West Kerry
First signs of winter in South Kerry. the mountain photo was taken yesterday near Glenbeigh, the other photos right outside my place in Ballinskelligs. get a birdfeeder now and start taking pictures of the birds in your garden.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
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