A View to Dunlewy Lough
As promised after last weeks post of a Donegal Seascape taken near Portsalon I am sharing another image from my recent trip to the…
As promised after last weeks post of a Donegal Seascape taken near Portsalon I am sharing another image from my recent trip to the…
I’ve had about a month with the new iMac and after discussing some of the background story and completing some performance tests I’ve now had some proper time to live with the machine in normal day-in-day-out type of activity. I feel I can now talk with confidence about some of the stuff I like (planned post) and dislike (today’s topic).
Well it’s been pretty quiet around here recently, particularly on the photography front. It got a little geeky there for a while with all…
One week in and I share my first impressions of the new mid-2011 Apple iMac. I complete the speed testing I started last week comparing the iMac against my old Mac Pro. I also share a number of unboxing photos.
My new Apple 27-inch iMac has arrived in the door. Before I even take it out of it’s packaging I decided to write this article and share with you the reasons I upgraded from my old MacPro to an iMac. I also provide some initial benchmarks from the MacPro as a baseline to test the new iMac a little later.
A Wicklow Panoramic | As the sun rises on a new day in the Wicklow mountains the moon begins its slow decent. The Sun was just peaking above the mountains out of frame left and that soft light was just kissing the peaks of the mountains giving them this amazing soft pink glow.
It’s hard to believe another year has gone by, and I have said that before. It is that time of year again when I prepare for the Peoples Photography Exhibition being held here in Dublin over this weekend, August 27th & 28th.
Yup, not quite Moonrise over Hernandez but still something that has been on my to-do list for a long time. I wanted to capture…
I spent this weekend with Family down in our usual log cabins at Skeagh Lake in County Cavan. I came across this tiny buttercup almost lost inside tall blades of lush green grass that were drenched after a downpour an hour earlier.
A Meath Landscape | The sun rises upon the ancient walls of The Yellow Steeple in Trim, County Meath. This 14th century tower was originally part off Trim’s Augustinian Abbey of St. Mary.
A close-up of the delicate petals of a Centaurea montana flower set against a soft green background. The image I am posting today is a follow-up to one I posted earlier last month although taking a different perspective on the flower also known as a Bachelor’s Button.
The sun slips behind a small cloud as it rises, casting a cool light upon the sea and brings a new day to Howth in Dublin in Ireland. It was just over a year ago when this image was taken, July 3rd, 2010 to be exact. I remember it so well as it was during one of the most magnificent sunrises I witnessed last year.