We have a lot of rock over here. Heck at times I think Ireland is just one big rock, sitting as it does in the Atlantic. It's not easy to get a decent photograph of the hard stuff - and I'm not saying I succeeded here, mind. I've photographed a lot of rocks, but most times they come out a bit 'meh'. This one was on the 'Blad/150mm lens on a walk around Ramore Head, Portrush last week. Perhaps the only saving grace is that there's a bit of balance in the shot:
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| Portrush Rock, HP5+ on MG Classic paper. |
That's the Skerries coming in from the left and the Causeway in the distance on the right. The Skerries are a couple of small islands just off the coast and are a safe haven for lots of seabirds. The Causeway, as you know, is part of the mainland, a few miles east from Portrush along the North Antrim coast road.
If I tilt my head right I see a big nose, a smiling mouth, eyes, and fat cheeks. And eyebrows! Not one of the giants, is it?
ReplyDeleteIt may well be ;) but keep it under your hat, or else there'll be a Visitor's Centre soon and we'll all have to pay to walk where once we could go for free.
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