Light dance
Had this shot in my head for a while and with dusk dropping in and the light reflecting on the lough I had to stop. When there is no breeze the loughs turn to mirrors for a short time every evening and you can just see it starting here on the water.
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Street light
Due to early mornings being dark and the light is fading when going home the only time I can shoot is when its dusk or dawn. So have been out early some mornings while on my way to work. This way taken in a car park with the street lights illuminating the tree. With a long exposure and a light wind you can see movement in the branch’s and not the jogger that ran in front of the camera.
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Autumn woodland
While out for a walk I came across this woodland, while it was a sunny day it had a cold wind blowing. I love the colours from the floor to the canopy tops.
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EDGE
Where worlds meet, is one more real that the other?
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Lough Sillan
Painted reflections like a watercolour painting are seen in the loughs water.
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Illuminated
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Táin Bó Cúailnge
The brown bull sculpture on the M1 motorway at Dundalk .
More info at this link:The brown bull
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Shy
Stopped today on my way home at a lough with around a dozen Mute swans in the field beside it. Some took to the water and this is the only one to strike this pose.
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Just
Just a single tree standing against the clouded backdrop. Who does it whisper to.
Calling
With the summer clothes cast
I stand with limps out stretched
Against the painted morning sky
Around me a carpet glistens
like stars laying at my feet
…
Only whispers from my kin reach me now,
Where limps once touched
across the country wide.
When the winds played,
the rattle of our tongue could be heard.
…
Now alone I stand
limbs still reach but no touch to be had
No kin with in reach,
Oh to be touched in my last day’s
before decay.
24/10/13
Reed Swan
When out working around the garden I like to keep the camera handy, A couple of swan’s landed on the lough at the gardens edge. Walking down I got stood still till they got use me and managed to get a couple of shots before leaving them to their feeding. This shot was taken through some reeds which I did knowing they would be out of focus. I like the effect of them framing the swan.
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George McNeill Photography 
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