Random Photo Part XIV. DO NOT QUOTE PHOTOS & Photo Size < 800px PLEASE!

GhostInTheRuins

honerbright

yarglags

Ballyman wrote: »

Bonny

Wow! That's a large dog. Love the angle. Looks like it was taken with a shift lens. Super.

peter1892

1 Nikon SB600, Camera right, 1/2 power with diffuser.

Nebezpeci Mys

Stephen wrote: »

There really is a whole lot of nothing there, but its quite beautiful. Its about 275 square miles in size, 40 or so of which are available to the public. The rest is used by the military.

Love exactly the "nothing" in the shot...

Trev M

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xshayx

ColmDawson

Large: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2441/3920215677_85dcd939c1_b.jpg



I went up the volcanic hills in Tenerife early one morning and caught the sun rising. Unfortunately, I'd left my DSLR in Ireland, hence the crap image quality (it's already been through noise reduction and various photoshop tweaks).

Ballyman

yarglags wrote: »

Ballyman wrote: »

Bonny

Wow! That's a large dog. Love the angle. Looks like it was taken with a shift lens. Super.

Cheers. She's actually reasonably small for a retreiver. Was taken with a Sigma 18-125mm. It looks like that because of the low angle it was taken at.

DutchGuy

Howth...

Lagnagoushee

Borderfox

Perfect fit

I know there old but i just wanted to stick up a pic or darren. he was a great guy to work with, a true gent and a great friend!!Ill miss ya!

Dodgykeeper

RIP Darren

I met him once and he struck me as a good guy!

thebadmonkey

http://pix.ie/darkwanderer

vivario

katiemaloe

I was in a bery bad mood today so went out for a spin in the night to Dun Laoire. Gorgeous night, had an ice pop, tooks some photos and drove home happy.... here are some pics


conversing on the pier



hello shadow!


band stand


the nights eye


happy driving home

kjt

Asiaprod

l pearse wrote: »

Love it, Love Spiders....Where was this taken L31mr0d.
l'm thinking most of you are hoping.....approx: 5000 miles away. :eek:

These are our most common Aeriel spider here in Japan. This time of year they are everywhere in their hundreds. And their webs are huge, often spanning the width of the road. Really have to be careful when walking in woods to take photos. They don't bite, but who needs to be bitten, its enough to have a spider the size of a small plate running down ones back:eek:

Cosmo K

Early morning, Clarinbridge Co Galway

Ricky91t

dakar wrote: »

Woke up to this out my bedroom window yesterday

http://pix.ie/dakar/1217748

POTD

Markjsca1

xia

Looks like some of us are fascinated by the sky these days.
One from Friday evening in Sneem.

ems_12

Valentia

Kilkeel harbour........

Morrisseeee

......a 'gentle' HDR !

mehfesto2

Dun Laoghaire, late-ish last night.

PaulieC

Click for 'I can see my house mode'

whyulittle

This little fella is becoming a frequent visitor to our front door at night. Comes to munch on the leftover cat food, and the slugs the cat food attracts! Think there might be more than one as well.

whyulittle