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I am in love with this one. You wouldn't believe how different it is from what came out of the camera - but creating magic is what this image was all about! Ala...
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I am in love with this one. You wouldn't believe how different it is from what came out of the camera - but creating magic is what this image was all about! Aladdin, Welcome.
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SONY SLT-A57

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Aperture f/9 ISO 200 Shutter 2/1 Focal Length 12/1

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Jul, 2015

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Ireland can be very impressive with its wide empty landscape. This was one of those situations where I found an additional eye-catcher.

In the Irish national heritage park, this was another gem having this super neat path leading over this lovely river to a small village.

In a hidden beach in the south of ireland, I found those perfect stones to create a long imagined composition.

Need a lake? Drive 20 min from Dublin in any direction, sure you'll find one, hehe. I was lucky with this one as even the clouds wanted drama!

On my last holidays in Paris, I went (of course) to the louvre - what a crowded place! It took me a while to manage to get an image without that many

At a farm in Catalonia, I found those guys who were very interested in the noise of my camera.

Light is a powerful thing. When I was hiking in Ireland, I found this neat path. I thought straight away on some crazy lighting I could do here and di

In a peat Fire in the south of Ireland, this fire fighter stood watch trying to keep things under control. It was an impressive view and an even more

This is lake Guinnes, just about half an hour south of Dublin. Isn't it crazy beautiful? I was lucky with the clouds as well I have to admit, but on t

I went to the Dublin Zoo with some friends of mine on one of our spare warm days we have here on the Island. This Zebra had the time of its life by ro

In Phoenix Park, Dublins biggest park, there was this lonely tree with an amazing sky in the background.

In the Irish national heritage park are many great scenes from old rebuild small villages to restored ruins. This was one of my favourite.

Close to the convention centre in Dublin, there is a hotel with an interesting outer wall. As a friend of symmetry, I had to take that chance ;)

On the east end of Dublin, a long way into the sea can be walked and, if used in the evening, can deliver some stunning evening skies.

At the east coast of Dublin, this factory just happened to stand exactly in the way of the sun.

Finding little things and create something stunning out of it is a nice challenge - thats what I tried here. Lucky enough I had the super nice sky in

I am a big fan of simplicity! While going through one of Irelands small endless roads, I just had to stop a second to get this fantastic cloud passing

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