Day 34/365
Hard call tonight, know I could do with better backdrop and a little more light at times. But its a learning game. Hope you enjoy my effort.
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December 365 Shutter release challenge 2015: Number 33
Day 33
Stopped in Trim in County Meath on my way south in Ireland. Crossing the River Boyne I saw Trim Castle on the banks. After parking up I set up the camera in the car and then walked down the path beside the river. Got a few good shots of the castle and met a few locals out walking. So below is my photograph of today.
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December 365 Shutter release challenge 2015: Number 32
Day 32/365
Came across these on the way home this evening, a field with four alpacas grazing. Not so rare in Ireland but not common either.
Winter Woolies
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December 365 Shutter release challenge 2015: Number 31
Day 31
Here we are a new month, December is here. Looking at my first photograph in the 365 challenge, I used a toy bear to mark the start. Was thinking about what to use to mark the start of the new month. So I am going to carry a theme through this challenge, a toy bear will mark the start of each month. So complete with winter top on, meet December’s bear.
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November 365 Shutter release challenge 2015: Number 30
Day 30
Had to think tonight, busy and was needing a photograph to finish Novembers photo challenge. So was getting the boots off and had an idea, some might not think it a good one but you got to try.
After A Long Day
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Bective Abbey
Bective Abbey in county Meath , Ireland.
Was passing close to the abbey on my way north, seeing it from a distance I decided to go look at the site. Finding a car park and path to the abbey right beside the site.. With heavy rain and strong gales it was not the ideal weather for being in the open. When using the tripod to get some photographs I had to hold it down, trying to get a shot in when the wind abated slightly. Even a man walking his dog told me I was mad. So the following are some photo’s from my windy day around the abbey ruins. Some were taken through window openings shot with flash, and others hand held when the was no room for the tripod. Hope you enjoy the photographs and feel free to comment.
The view from the car park side.
Other views from around the outside.
Some of the walk ways inside, just watch your head in places.
Take by holding the camera into opening in the walls and using longer exposures.
like these steps, never know where I end up.
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November 365 Shutter release challenge 2015: Number 29
Day 29
Old Timer
Place: Slane, Co.Meath
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November 365 Shutter release challenge 2015: Number 28
Day 28
What a day weather way’s. Wind howling and driving rain gave me no incentive to go out the door. So put my camera’s rain coat on and put it on a tripod , then set it up where a bird feeder hangs. With it swaying in the wind it was a hit and miss affair with the focusing . So sitting in the heat with a remote trigger on the camera and a cup of coffee in hand I was happy to watch the birds swing in time with the feeder.
So with them feeding and me sitting warm with my coffee it added up to a happy photographer.
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November 365 Shutter release challenge 2015: Number 27
Day 27
Photo’s taken in Nobber, Co.Meath
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November 365 Shutter release challenge 2015: Number 26
Day 26
The voice of nature will talk , you just have to listen. When you truly open your mind to the voices around you, can you hear the language around you. Sit and listen to the trees whisper in a tongue long forgotten to man, or hear it call across the open moors and hills, hear its music in the rocky outcrops has it make soft notes in the scars on mother earths face. When you hear the voice, gentle like a mothers touch. Moving the grasses in gentle waves or in anger when the waves pound the shores. Listen carefully to its call and let it moderate the heart of man.
With there heads together they whisper.
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George McNeill Photography 
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