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Monday, 2 April 2012

LOWER CROMANE 02-04-2010 BLACK & WHITE & SOME COLOUR

This mornings walk in Lower Cromane with my dog Beauty was taken in mixed weather conditions. The morning was overcast, and interjected with rain showers, creating a a washed out appearance with very little colour, so with the absence of much colour I decided that I would convert some shots to Black & White, the following photos are those taken.

Slieve Mish with reflections in the inshore still water.

MacGillycuddy's reeks with reflections.

Gorse burning on Slieve Mish



A lone Heron

Pattie O'Sullivans Crab Boat



Lots of gulls present with the crab boat about.







Owen Teahan & Nigel getting ready to go to the trawler.




A herring gull with plenty to say.

A lone Bluebell by the roadside.

Looking towards Glenbeigh.


All photos Pentax K5 and Pentax 55-300mm
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