Tag Archive for 'ilford'

The Other Stairs

The Other Stairs
You\’ve already seen the \’famous\’ stairs of Charleville Castle. Here\’s the other one. Taken during the visit last year.

A sense of belonging

A sense of belonging
I can\’t get home tonight, or tomorrow night or possibly the night after. There are places I\’d rather be and people I\’d rather be there with. Also, happy 2nd birthday glasseyalley

Welcome to Spanish

Welcome to Spanish
An evening stroll on the deserted beach at Spanish Point in Clare. This reminds me that I need to break out the Bronica again very soon.

Sheep of the Apocalypse

Sheep of the Apocalypse
Distant relative of the swans, here stands the most menacing sheep you\’ll ever lay eyes on. Not small, just far away. Menacing all the same though

Take a Load Off

Take a Load Off
Another from Newtown Cemetery in Trim and the first of the film. Took alomst as long to remove the dust from a few shots as it did to scan three 36exp rolls. Should really clean the scanner.

Fixtures and Fittings

Fixtures and Fittings
Making my way downstairs from yesterdays shot. There\’s something about this area of the castle that both the Bronica and the panf really, really liked.

Top Floor

Top Floor
Finally developed and scanned a couple of rolls of PanF 50 from Charleville last year. Wouldn\’t ya know it, grabbed the Bronica, stuck it on the tripod and headed straight for the stairs. Predictable or what?

City Hall

City Hall
Inside Dublin\’s City Hall during a photowalk an absolute age ago. Julie having a chat with Darren while everone else was off lying on the ground taking photos of the roof. Or something along those lines.

Karst

Karst
From The Burren, last year. Was going to say \’back when it was sunny and calm\’ but I don\’t think it\’s ever either of those over there. Shot on Ilford PanF 50 with a red filter. Improperly exposed and not a lot done to try and rescue it from that.

A walk at the castle

A walk at the castle
A couple taking a breather during a walk around the woods at Ross Castle in Killarney, Kerry. This was back when the weather was nicer. What is it some people call it, summer? Sounds familiar.