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I like that shot ~ there is a lot of feeling in it; the cloud formation seems to fit in with the tops of the walls and I love those old stones ~ takes me instantly to old ruins of chapels on the Hebrides.
Nice shot ,get .But you’re on my turf, 20 minutes from the house .I have been there in years ,forgot all aboard it,until now.Well done.From the ring of Kerry.
ger.mcg posted a comment on
13 June 2014 at 9:03 pm
Thanks Eddy, I was in Ferbane for a couple of days, visited Clonmacnoise on Wednesday and took a spin around the Slieve Bloom mountains on Thursday. It’s a nice part of the world. Look forward to seeing what you shoot in Kerry.
andy.hall.355 posted a comment on
14 June 2014 at 8:37 am
I’m slightly envious Ger. Effective use of your new lens which I had being eyeing up for a while but the near £500 price drove me down an alternative (i.e. cheaper route) to wide angle photography, by adding the £100 Lumix wide angle conversion lens to my arsenal. I will watch your postings with interest to see what I’ve missed out on. Good starter….and very moody mono.
ger.mcg posted a comment on
14 June 2014 at 9:34 am
Thanks Barry, Vicky and Andy. I was lucky Andy and found one going second hand in a camera shop in Dublin. Along with a trade in against my Panasonic 14mm it was a lot more affordable.
I like that shot ~ there is a lot of feeling in it; the cloud formation seems to fit in with the tops of the walls and I love those old stones ~ takes me instantly to old ruins of chapels on the Hebrides.
Thanks Pips, I’d love to visit the Hebrides
A very powerful image Gerard. It’s kind of ‘we can feel very protected from what is around us, but not from above us’. Well done.
Thanks Niura
great image. i like the textures and contrast (not easy i would think ) alan
Thanks Alan
I am sure you would love it ~ Harris is my favourite [but I have a lot more to visit yet]. Hope you get there!
Nice shot ,get .But you’re on my turf, 20 minutes from the house .I have been there in years ,forgot all aboard it,until now.Well done.From the ring of Kerry.
Thanks Eddy, I was in Ferbane for a couple of days, visited Clonmacnoise on Wednesday and took a spin around the Slieve Bloom mountains on Thursday. It’s a nice part of the world. Look forward to seeing what you shoot in Kerry.
Very moody and atmospheric. I love the dark, brooding tones. A super image
It’s great with the new lens and the PP really brings out the detail in the wall. Glad to see someone is keeping Eddy on his toes! 😉
I’m slightly envious Ger. Effective use of your new lens which I had being eyeing up for a while but the near £500 price drove me down an alternative (i.e. cheaper route) to wide angle photography, by adding the £100 Lumix wide angle conversion lens to my arsenal. I will watch your postings with interest to see what I’ve missed out on. Good starter….and very moody mono.
Thanks Barry, Vicky and Andy. I was lucky Andy and found one going second hand in a camera shop in Dublin. Along with a trade in against my Panasonic 14mm it was a lot more affordable.