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Photo Comp
Cork Independent recently published a Photo Competition and I’ve been lucky enough to have been shortlisted amongst the 50 or so images. Voting stays open up until April 17th 2012 and can be directly accessed here although it will require … Continue reading
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River in Zion National Park, Utah
While on our way to Las Vegas we decided to give Zion National park a quick spin, in no ways would a quick drive through do this place justice. It’s absolutely stunning and worthwhile spending a full day of exploring. … Continue reading
View from Pleasant Grove, Utah
The view from the apartment I’m staying in at the moment in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Posted in America, Places, Uncategorized, Utah
Tagged clear sky, house, mountains, pleasant grove, snow, snow capped mountains, utah, winter
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Mushrooms in February
Earlier today, I walked out to the Lee Fields I stumbled across a rotting tree stump that had these capped mushrooms growing on it. I thought these usually grow in the Autumn?
Rochestown at Sunset
If you’re starting from Cork City, you can easily walk to Rochestown through the old Cork City to Crosshaven railway line in less than an hour. There is the alternative path of walking around Mahon, past Blackrock castle, alongside the … Continue reading
Posted in Cork, Cork City, Places, Rochestown, sunset
Tagged cork, cork city, rochestown
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Fog in Lee Field at night
As part of my routine of self punishment, I stood approximately 2 hours on wet grass trying to take advantage of the full moon and a blanket of fog that was sweeping over Lee Fields. Ideally I would be taking … Continue reading
Photography Assignment 1 & 2
There are part of the Photography Course I’m currently attending in Saint John’s to demonstrate two methods for controlling exposure, Shutter and Aperture. Slow Shutter For half an hour I had my friend James stand still for several minutes at … Continue reading
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Here’s looking at you cat
This is part of my photography assignment to display the Shallow Depth of Field when setting the camera aperture to 2.8 F-Stops and what better way to practice this than on a house cat?
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