Kyriake ~ let there be light / without darkness there would be no need for the light Personally I feel this is one of my finest image captures ever / it has special meaning to me / Location: a private familly Church at de Ros Estate, Strangford, County Down, Ireland Capture Nikon D200 Nikkor 24-120mm lens @ 90mm ASA 800 F5.6 @ 1/125
LOl I shot this for my C&G some umpteen years ago, at Lurgan,Co. Armagh agricultural show. This young lassie had just won her class and was overjoyed at with her prize bovine pet. / Shot in t-max 100 on my old Minolta x-300 and printed up on a very high quality Paper who’s name escapes me at the moment .. so it’ll have to join the list of other names that have gone over the wall as well! I can’t find the bl**dy neg so I just scanned it in on a little hp jobby!
Castlewellan Forest Park, Co. Down, Northern Ireland
Lagan Light Nikon D300, Tokina 11-16mm
A small under passage in hazelbank, it goes under a road, thought the graffiti looked surreal with the darkness, so I snapped it!
Taken from my aunts house out in the country. Crossgar.
Pews Julie & Benny’s wedding, Belfast Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-200 VR Featured in JPG Cast-Offs
Blue Church Derry / / Olympus SP55-OUZ
in silent films they dance twinkletoe dances / in spite of director’s miscues / taking moments of midnight for granted / and the people of daytime for fools and they never ever will be / able to speak of the thoughts / running rings round their head, confusing their feet / tying their stomach in knots no applause at the black falling credits / in same silence the film was displayed / but more fool the public and critics / if they won’t see a masterpiece play turn the lights out when you should leave sir / and I thank you for staying behind / to acknowledge the actors, director / and filmcrew who gave their own time for the love of a film and a story / knowing no-one would care aside you / yet the moments of quietest glory / will be remembered, however few —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- Location: Lough Neagh, near Belfast, N. Ireland © Donald Cameron 2009 / Monophotography.co.uk
Carrickfergus Castle at night (sc) ... just experimenting with night time photography ! (snapped 14.9.09)
Feeling romantic? Fractal heart created in Apophysis. Card composed in PhotoImpact.
just a house that can be seen from my own home, accross fields and far away … caught this one with my 70-300 lens and thought it might be interesting as a sc work !
“To be a star, you must shine your own light, follow your own path, and don’t worry about the darkness, for that is when the stars shine brightest” I was on the path at craigavon lakes one morning and as i turned the corner all i could do was follow the Light with my camera ,
Water, the Hub of Life. / Water is its mater and matrix, mother and medium. / Water is the most extraordinary substance! / Practically all its properties are anomolous, which enabled life to use it as building / material for its machinery. / Life is water dancing to the tune of solids. Taken on Lough Erne in Northern Ireland
“Sanctuary, on a personal level, is where we perform the job of taking care of our soul.” Taken whilst out and about in the Mourne Mountains hope you like it
Castle Coole, Enniskillen
Bangor Sunset Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-200mm
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Haulbowline Lighthouse at the mouth of Carlingford Lough, between Co. Down and Co. Louth. Nikon D200 & 18-200 VR, Cokin ND filters and Manfrotto tripod. Slight processing as a pseudo-HDR.
As inspired by Adriana I’ve taken the first step outside my comfort zone – self portraits. #3 in “Imperfections” series. Canon EOS 450D : 1/50sec : f/2 : ISO640 : 50mm Photoshop : Blown Highlights and Toning. / Blur created in-camera.
The tribal colours of Northern Ireland ‘We got two tribes / We got the bomb’ ‘Two Tribes’, Frankie Goes to Holywood.
The view towards County Down across Belfast Lough from Whitehead, County Antrim.
Blackhead lighthouse, which is situated on a cliff north of Whitehead, County Antrim was commissioned by Trinity House, The General Lighthouse Authority, and went into service in 1901. It’s light alternates with the light on Mew Island and along with a third light on The Copeland Islands direct shipping both in and out of Belfast Lough.
Sunrise over the Irish Sea. Taken from Newcastle beach in County Down, Northern Ireland. Not critically sharp due to strong winds and the tripod slowly sinking into the sand. / Canon 5D mkII 24-70 2.8L. ND4 filter plus 3 stop ND grad.
Northern Ireland is that little part of the UK that isn’t actually attached…. you see us? left a bit, little bit more…. yep, there we are! And this is the place you’ll find talented artists from the six counties. So whether you live here or have been visiting or just interested in our wee place, come in, pull up a pew and enjoy the fun of Norn Iron!
Nowhere Like Northern Ireland ~ new features for the next fortnight toMid October now up:
Congratulations especially those newcomers getting their first feature on NLNI ........
We have decided that from now on the features will be for a fortnight at least, rather than a month to give more new faces and new images a showing as the group has now over one and hundred and twenty members
NEW SISTER GROUP yer pullin my leg:
NEW SISTER GROUP IRISH EYES
Hosted by Ragman, Debbie Black and Agnes McGuinness, it’s for your ‘other than N.I.art’ so click on it and have a look, if you’re Irish there’s a welcome there for you
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