A Wicklow Landscape | Early Morning Upon Tonelagee – Wicklow, Ireland

Behind the Shot

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I’m sharing with you today the final image from my recent hike up Tonelagee Mountain. I had shared a little iPhone snap of me having some breakfast upon the side of the mountain and this is actually the image I captured from that location prior to sitting down for some coffee and food.

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HOW I SHOT IT

CAMERA: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
LENS: Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
EXPOSURE: 1/250
APERTURE: f/10
FOCAL LENGTH: 105mm
ISO: 200
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There is something unique about early spring in the Wicklow mountains I find, that the moon remains visible for quite a while after the sun rises. Indeed this is not the 1st time I have captured the moon at sunrise in the Wicklow mountains.

As this is a 17×6 Panoramic photograph I appreciate that the above small image may not do it justice. If you pop over to my Google+ page you can find a much larger Version of the image posted.

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