After last nights thunderstorm, this evening was a total contrast, with another beautiful sunset over Cromane Bay. I finished work in my workshop today at 4:30, as I spotted a nice colourful sky building, so I grabbed my camera and headed for Lower Cromane. The following photos are those captured by me during a 1 hour period, the fantastic colours in these sky photos, are a joy to behold!!
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| My first photo, the sun is just behind the cloud. |
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| The bay was so calm, with no wind, and the tide just turning. |
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| A few degrees Northerly from the setting sun, and totally different colours make for a striking photo. |
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| A few more degrees North, looking at Slieve Mish mountains. |
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| Back to the setting sun, still hiding behind cloud. |
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| Sun just peeping below the cloud. |
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| Hey! there it is now we have a double sun with its reflection in the water. |
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| At 18mm full wide angle. |
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| 18mm again swinging more southerly. |
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| 18mm towards Glenbeigh. |
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| Zoomed in to 50mm |
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| Breaking the two thirds rule, but I wanted the cloud bank in. |
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| Looking more easterly, towards MacGillycuddy Reeks, nice colour in the clouds. |
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| Back towards Glenbeigh, the sun has now gone. |
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| Backed out to 18mm again. |
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| I saw this Heron fishing in the late sun, but he was too far away to get detail, even for my 500mm |
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| Below Jacks, the flooded area behind the shingle bank |
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| Another view below Jacks! |
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| My final photo, and time for my spuds! |
All photos Pentax K10d Sunsets 18-55mm Birds 170-500mm Below Jacks, 28-200mm
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