View through to Ring of Kerry from Beara, County Cork

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Would appreciate comment.I have worked and worked on this as original was taken as a handheld chance picture without a tripod on a very dull day. Printed it now several times but hope this is the one!




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Like it! The colours are great, and the cature offers a great sense of scale and height. Well done!

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Excellent image - lots of interest from foreground to distance - sharp and colours great too - lovely subject matter (can you tell I like landscapes yet...? LOL)

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Hi Sharron, you have shot this image well, with good foreground, nice lakes and the rain storm in the background, also good composition, very nice. The Ring of Kerry is a very nice part of Ireland.

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Thank you both Mark and Paul. Have now printed it A3 and it looks good, very pleased with it. I had to combine different exposures of original to get detail which I though was lost. Happy that a chance shot without tripod on a windy wet day could be rescued.

Hello Barry and Thank you. This was in April and a pretty bleak day, leapt out of the car for a few minutes at the top of the pass between showers ( it's so true about the rain in Ireland being relentless ) so am pleased indeed. For me the satisfaction here is rescuing what looked like a pretty poor image ( water drop on lens, wonky horizon, burnt out sky) and ending up with a picture that is pleasant to look at. I love PS.
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