Just after sunrise at Caher, looking out over Lough Graney, in Co. Clare.
Camera=Canon 5D, lens = Canon 17-40@17mm, aperture=f11, speed=1/125 sec, ISO=200.
Just after sunrise at Caher, looking out over Lough Graney, in Co. Clare.
Camera=Canon 5D, lens = Canon 17-40@17mm, aperture=f11, speed=1/125 sec, ISO=200.
Nice. I’m so going there…
I did a long run of a play (well musical) called The Midnight Court with Sean Tyrrell, which is based around this part of the country.
Yes – there is a plaque to Merriman just down the road from this spot.
You do such beautiful work. Very exquisite. I have many favorites. Love your
pics of Ireland’s landscape. Specially, the Famine ship just a while ago with the mountains
in the background. Just breathtakin’, as we say. Yes, many favorites, but my very favorite is ‘Born Again.’ I love that pic!
I found you, then, I went back through nearly all of monasette,
years of pics and words. I read nearly all and I didn’t want it to end, lol.
Your photography is just wonderful, and too, I love to read your words. You have a
very intelligent, insightful, and witty way of looking at life. I enjoy your blog very much.
Your ‘cost of admission’, getting up so early, climbing the mountains to the top, and midges,
I reap your spoils like you’re the Little Red Hen. The bread is good. Keep up the good work, midges and all. Btw, what is a midge? Any kin to a mosquito, aka, ‘skitter’ where I come from?
Hi,
Thanks for the kind words – I’m glad you enjoy the ste.
Midges are a bit like mosquitos (we have them here too) but are much more aggressive.