Dark side
Got the waders on and waded out into the lough reeds. Standing thigh deep in the reeds I took this shoot. The silhouette gives a feel of the mystery that lies under the dark waters. The what if or whats in there.
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Hanging on a thread.
Why do spiders spend so much time upside down, or is it us the wrong way up?
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Shooting the junction.
Looks like a little target shooting been happening here.
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map of nature
A 3D map on a leaf.
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Where spirits rest
Love old ruins, in Ireland a lot of old homes are left standing because of the belief that the spirit of our ancestors still rest within.
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Wooden waves
A macro shot of a 6 mm wooden twig . It looks like waves rolling across it but are the marks of the cutters has it was cut.
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Crossduff Parish Church 1828
I see this little parish church on my way home from work. It sits on a elevated site down a small side road. This shot way taken from the road with the church framed with leaves from the trees lining the roadside.
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Cow Daisy in dappled light
With the late evening light coming through the trees this cow daisy with its twisted petals caught my eye. Hope you enjoy it.
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Water droplet.
Seem to be drawn to looking into rain droplets, I find the close up views give a new perspective to the small things we past over looking for the grander view to capture.
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Frog hopper/ Spittle bug
These are common this time of year, it is often referred to has Cuckoo spit has it appears around the same time has the Cuckoo. Its produced by the froghopper nymph which lives by sucking the sap from the plant its on.
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George McNeill Photography 
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