Country Life: Gates and Tractors
Where this photograph was taken was the entrance to where Johnnie Magee lived in the year 1900 in the town land off Carricknaveagh. Below is a link to what happen here in the early morning of 27th January 1900.
Tag Black and white
74/365 Shutter release challenge
Lambeg Parish Church, Lisburn County Antrim, Ireland.
I pass this church most days, so decided to stop by and photograph the river that passes close by. Turned out the river view was not great. Since I had parked in the church car park, I thought I might take a look around. So this is one off the photographs I shot there.
And here is a little History about the Church.
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72/365 Shutter release challenge
Going out.
To day’s photo comes from a large Victorian dolls house that was built by my mother over a few years. With help doing some of the wood work, the rest is all is down to mum. So I will be posting the odd interior photograph of the house. So today it’s the entrance hall.
Not sure what the scale of the house is but it’s big.
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68/365 Shutter release challenge
Face- scape
When we see a face what do we study.
the whole or the items.
If something is missing
do we fill it in with a minds image.
Be mindful and see whats there not the label we attach
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66/365 Shutter release challenge
Another late evening in work and left wondering what to photography for today’s challenge. With a cup of tea in hand and sitting thinking it hit me, well not to hard. My cup, there’s nothing like a wild cuppa tea to help a person relax. So meet my cup, Wild Thing.
Like people it’s not the cup that’s important but what’s within. Like a nice cup of tea, you can enjoy it for what it is. Same with people enjoy them for what they are, not what you wish them to be or how you label them. You can’t enjoy my tea, but you can enjoy what’s in my cup.
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George McNeill Photography 
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