Black & White Wednesday
Welcome to another B & W Wednesday, hope all is well in you in your part of the world. The norm of this post is a single photograph. I will […]
Black & White Wednesday
Out early Sunday morning and went up to my local woods, Drumkerragh Forest. A misty view of the forest and Slieve Croob mountain greeted me. Has I set off with […]
Lockdown wildlife.
First I hope you are all keeping well and safe where ever you are in the world. Here in the north of Ireland we are back in a four week […]
Black & White Wednesday
Had a few days break from work and was happy the sun decided to shine those few days. So I spent one of them at a few spots along the […]
Black & White wednesday
This week we’re off to the coast and a small black and white bird called a Pied wagtail (Motacilla alba) is the subject. They are a common bird here in […]
Black & White Wednesday
Going for gunpowder, another photograph from Castle Espie. On the way through the woods we passed the old gunpowder store. nothing would do but a look insider. Not sure if […]
Black & White Wednesday
Another photograph from a trip to Castle Espie with my grandson Conor. This was taken where they have raised ponds planted out to suit different wildlife. Along the edges there […]
Black & White Wednesday
This weeks photograph is taken at Castle Espie a WWT reserve here in Northern Ireland. It sit’s on the shore of Strangford lough, which is a sea lough on the […]
Black & White Wednesday
This weeks photograph comes from Castle Espie on the shore for Strangford lough County down. It is part of the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust . Link below. After doing the wildfowl […]
Black & White Wednesday
This weeks black & white image was taken on the shore of Strangford Lough in County Down in Northern Ireland. The photograph shows a Black Headed gull drinking from a […]
Black & White Wednesday
Welcome to another B&W Wednesday, the photograph this week of a Cabbage White butterfly. It was taken with a 150-600 mm telephoto lens. Using a telephoto lens allows you to […]
George McNeill Photography 
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