Willow blossom
They caught my eye by the way the sun light was backlighting the blossom.
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Beech leaf.
Close-up of a beech leaf, used a ring light that was hand held and a gold colour reflector
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The plot.
Some day I will get over to the old graveyard and see the view where it’s residents rest. I only want to see the view they have. I’m not looking for a plot.
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Stunning
Showing the colour and monochrome shots of the most stunning sunset I have seen in a long time. Got in from work and walked up the road to a hill over looking this small lough. Has I stood there the sky was changing , this was taken at its peak just before the sun sank lower over the horizon and the sky darken.
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Little Island
Got a tip for a local about this little park called Senator Billy Fox Memorial Park. It was a lovely place for a short walk with some nice places for photography.
Senator Billy Fox Memorial Park
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Bolt it.
Wonder how many times this old blot has been opened and what’s inside. It was well used and everything was in a rich green paint. Love the stories like a well thumbed book that old places project.
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Trees at work
Loved the way the trees lean around the ruins. Looks like they are working on it.
Taken on the A1 road just passed Banbridge Town, Co.Down, Northern Ireland
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Lough Egish
Old ruin’s and graveyard on the bank of Lough Egish, Monaghan, Ireland
Irish: Loch Éigis, meaning “lake of the learned man”)
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Splash of Colour
Stopped at the shops on the way home and this was what greeted me on my return to the motor.
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The Nest sculpture
The new Nest sculpture in Muckno Park. Ireland
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George McNeill Photography 
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