Flow and Swirl in the Woodland River
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And what a pretty scene it makes, don't you think?
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And what a pretty scene it makes, don't you think?
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Sometimes it's more the typical postcard kind of image, when the weather is appropriate like here.
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The campanile is of course a bell tower, finished in 1853 and designed by the famous architect Charles Lanyon. A bell tower has existed on the site since before the foundation of the university as this part of Dublin...
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Storm at the Giant's Causeway, breaking waves from a Panoramic Ireland photography workshop
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Here, on a calm and misty day the colours from the elegant beech tree make the journey into the countryside worthwhile.
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This has the effect of increasing saturation, particularly in the greens and blues - think of the sky and foliage; reducing reflections from shiny surfaces such as windows, wet surfaces, and glossy foliage.
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Ireland landscapes are defined by green fields, quiet rural roads and constantly changing light shaped by the Atlantic climate. While routes like the Wild Atlantic Way and the Causeway Coastal Route are well known, the...
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Approximately 8m in height, Glenariff waterfall is located deep in its own valley in the Glens of Antrim, easy to find by the sound of its thunderous roar and along a wooden walkway that takes you along the edge and...
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Each year the Irish countryside brightens with the colour from deciduous leaves turning as seen here.
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Here, people enjoying an evening out in Temple Bar stand outside the most photographed pub in Ireland, The Temple Bar.
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A fine scene don't you think? Have you been to Ireland in autumn?
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These are not alpine mountains, the highest point in Ireland being only 1039m above sea level, but peaks so ancient that their lofty heights have been denuded by erosion over millennia to leave what we see today. The...
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Dublin's Ha'penny Bridge built in 1816 seen here in 360-degree panorama as it spans the River Liffey carrying pedestrians. It is one of Ireland's famous bridges.
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And then, on we go capturing scenes from this scenic part of the world.
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We're back to that time of year again, summer has ended and winter is on its way. For now it's colourful autumn.
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