Killarney National Park and the Dingle Peninsula County Kerry November 2013
Nikon D800, 17-35mm wide angle lens, f16 ISO 100, tripod.
Killarney is one of my favorite locations, which I need little in the way of persuasion to visit at any time of the year. Autumn is a particularly nice time to visit the park and the surrounding area. I have run several photographic workshops here over the years, but on this occasion it was a bit of a busman’s holiday. I went down with a couple of my photographic friends for a few days break and also to scout the Dingle Peninsula for a possible workshop in the not too distant future. The weather, for most of the trip was poor with persistent rain at times, but our trip to Dingle was a bit more promising in-between the heavy rain and the sandblasting from the wind. Below are some quickly processed images from the national park and Dingle.
O’Sullivan’s Cascade, Tomies Wood, Killarney National Park.
Nikon D800, 24-70mm wide angle lens, f16 ISO 100, tripod.
Torc Waterfall, Killarney National Park.
Nikon D800, 24-70mm wide angle lens, f16 ISO 100, tripod (composite image).
Torc River Killarney National Park.
Nikon D3x, 24-70mm wide angle lens, f16 ISO 100, tripod.
Ross Castle Killarney National Park.
Nikon D3x, 24-70mm wide angle lens, f16 ISO 100, tripod.
Minard Beach, Dingle Peninsula.
Nikon D800, 24-70mm wide angle lens, f16 ISO 100, tripod.
Kinard beach, Dingle Peninsula.
Nikon D800, 17-35mm wide angle lens, f16 ISO 100, tripod.
Kinard beach, Dingle Peninsula.
Nikon D800, 17-35mm wide angle lens, f16 ISO 100, tripod.
Slea Head Dingle Peninsula.
Nikon D800, 24-70mm wide angle lens, f16 ISO 100, tripod.
Slea Head, Dingle Peninsula.
Nikon D800, 17-35mm wide angle lens, f16 ISO 100, tripod.
Sybil Head Dingle Peninsula.
Nikon D800, 17-35mm wide angle lens, f16 ISO 100, tripod.
Inishtooskert; the Sleeping Giant, Dingle Peninsula.
Nikon D800, 70-200mm lens, f11 ISO 200, tripod.
Inishtooskert Sleeping Giant, Dingle Peninsula.
Nikon D800, 70-200mm lens, f8 ISO 200, tripod.
Young’s Island, Dingle Peninsula.
Nikon D800, 70-200mm lens, f8 ISO 200, tripod.