
I just happened to be looking at the Salthill Diving Board as the intense golden setting bun flared up, seemingly just above and behind the people swimming thee.
These determinedly cheerful Dorotheanthus bellidiformis, aka Livingstone daisies, were spotted in a corner in Doughiska one sunny day.
Spotted these impressive mushroom-esque monsters in Briarhill Business Park one afternoon after a recent heatwave.
One day in September 2007. at the Cliffs of Mohr in County Clare. Ireland. The cash cow are the ones on the path in the background.
I snapped this carpark in Canada (somewhere near Banff?) in June 2007. In the moment, the sheer scale if it was impressive, with scow capped mountains that felt like they were right next door.
This a snap I took one day in May 20206 of a frequently-photographed section of the river Corrib.
In the middle of the river are the remains of fish traps, constructed during the 1800s, designed to catch spawning Atlantic salmon swimming upstream. Behind is Weir House which is home to the low-profile Galway County Club, and the Fisheries buildings. Further up the river, you can see the Salmon Weir bridge - and the modern salmon-weir is out of site behind it.
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I took a quick snap, help me remember the name of the car-wash in an old shed between two houses.
Didn't realise until later just how mesmerizing the sky looked at the time, even with rows of power-lines crossing it. Natural beaty in a most unexpected scene.