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Friday, 13 January 2012

THE BLUE HOUR & BEYOND IN LOWER CROMANE 13-01-12

This morning, when I took the dog out of the house, it was so foggy that I decided not to take my camera with me! FIRST MISTAKE!!!!! Michael Herrmann would never forgive me,  as when I arrived at Lower Cromane, 5 mins drive from the house, it was clear with beautiful cloud formations on the MacGillycuddy Reeks mountains, so it was about turn and rush home to grab the camera before I missed the moment as they say. I think when you see the results below, you will agree it was worth the trip! I arrived during the blue hour as is reflected in the first few photos, then the sun broke through and added a pinky hue to the sky!

Blue hour-Lower Cromane looking towards Glenbeigh! 18mm

Zoomed in 55mm



A little pink starting to show in the sky!

28-200mm Zoomed in to 200mm



A constantly moving cloud bank at the foot of the mountains.






Sun illuminating Inch Strand.



18mm again




18mm from well down the point!









All photos Pentax K5 18-55mm and 28-200mm
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