A close-up image capturing the shape and texture of a flowering Strelitzia Reginae with dewdrops on its base. The Strelitzia Reginae, also known as the Bird of Paradise Flower, indigenous to South Africa has been on my photographic list from the first time I saw it almost two years ago in our local Botanical Gardens here in Dublin.
Hi Folks, apologies for it being a little quiet around here for the last couple of weeks. I have a couple of things going…
I took the opportunity last weekend to visit our local Botanical Gardens here in Dublin. It doesn’t mater what time of year it is…
So this week has been all about Lough Tay and the surrounding area and it continues with today’s post. I kicked this series off…
On Tuesday I spoke about my weekend trip to Lough Tay in the Wicklow Mountains and today I will continue with another image from…
Well it has been unexpectedly quiet around the blog last week so apologies for that. I thought I’d kick off this week with the…
It seems like the world is facing extreme weather conditions right now, whether it’s snow and ice or flooding. I thought I’d share an…
[column width=”64%” padding=”3%”] The lower waterfall at Glenariff Forest Park, Co Antrim showing with full Autumnal Colour. [/column] [column width=”33%”] For those of you…
Well firstly a very happy new year to everyone. It’s Day 4 of 2011 already. I thought I’d kick this year off with something…
Just when you thought I was finished with images from my trip to Antrim in October! I rose for Sunrise pretty much every day…
This Calla Lilly was captured in May 2008 and is one of the most pivotal images in my portfolio. I remember the day I was in the Botanical Gardens for the first time and happening across a bed of Calla Lilies.
Well things have been a little crazy this week so apologies for no post on Thursday. One of the things causing the craziness is…