This is the line of streetlights along Salthill Promenade, with the moon adding a final flourish at the top of the image. The settings were chosen to expose the moon properly, and conveniently hide the lamp-posts too.
This is the line of streetlights along Salthill Promenade, with the moon adding a final flourish at the top of the image. The settings were chosen to expose the moon properly, and conveniently hide the lamp-posts too.
Seldom do I look at one of your photographs without a sharp intake of breath! What a wonderful way you have of looking at the world. Thanks again, John, for sharing your beautiful images
Hello John
What an eye you have – though there’s nothing ‘ill’ about this image.
Whenever I treat myself to a catch up on your site, the time rushes by.
I got a vicarious thrill looking at the pictures of the frozen west while
sitting in a warm and humid Brisbane. We’ve had persistent rain for
two weeks which reminds me of the entire 12 months I spent in Galway –
although there’s no accompanying chill. Your creative images inspire
me to ‘re-frame’ my own surroundings but the colours and seasons are
so different here; I probably just lack the poet’s goggles.
Caroline
Thanks for the kind words. It has been a strange year so far in Galway – very cold and dry for almost the entire year so far. so much so, that we are almost getting used to the frost and lack of rain…
In contrast, I’m in Southern India this week – 35 degrees celcius and dry and dusty….