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stingRay part 2 .
{K:139399} 8/3/2006
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Same place......different lens....50mm
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stingRay part 2 .
{K:139399} 8/3/2006
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Same Lens....different place. A foggy morning at Old Head, Kinsale in Co Cork
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greg collins
{K:11930} 8/3/2006
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Wow great piece of history. Must be awesome to see close up.
Greg
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andree lerat
{K:16734} 8/3/2006
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Love both shots Ray. The title is perfect. :) Andree
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Rashed Abdulla
{K:154604} 8/3/2006
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wonderful close up of this interesting Architecture capture, you a did a great job here with Composition, DOF and the lighting is very well balanced.
Wishing all of the best my friend
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Dave Stacey
{K:117507} 8/3/2006
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Amazing difference in perspective with the different lenses, Ray! Still, on both you've captured great detail and textures in the stone. I prefer the crop/composition in your main post. I seem to be missing the second attachment!
Dave.
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stingRay part 2 .
{K:139399} 8/3/2006
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2nd try at loading the foggy shot at Old Head
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stingRay part 2 .
{K:139399} 8/3/2006
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Many thanks Dave for this and all other comments....I have now been able to load the foggy shot. Cheers my friend, all the best
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stingRay part 2 .
{K:139399} 8/3/2006
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Many thanks Andree for this and all other comments. The 3rd shot (2nd attachment) didn't load first time....it's there now if you care to see it. Very best wishes.....Ray
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Doyle D. Chastain
{K:99839} 8/3/2006
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Wow Ray! I love history and the posted image is the king of the three, though I did enjoy all three. Shows what differences can be seen in lenses! Very interesting locale and, to be perfectly honest, I very much enjoyed the foggy shot . . . I just feel like the posted image was the best of the three.
It seems wrong to let these historical castles fall this way. I know it happens . . . just would prefer it did not. Just a little Duct Tape and elbow grease and it could be fixed up good as new! LoL!
Anyway - good shot of history and thanks for sharing it with us!
Regards,
Doyle I <~~~~~
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Shadi Porooshani
{K:9997} 8/3/2006
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wooooow very lovely architecture My dear Ray !!
realy i like all 3 images
my best wishes to you my best friend
shadi
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Shirley D. Cross
{K:141762} 8/3/2006
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Cute title, Ray!I would so love to see these places in person...probably won't, so it is great to see your lovely photos!:)
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Petal Wijnen
{K:47835} 8/3/2006
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Now what I'm to say to build you up again...
Nice image... a bit crumbled at the edges though... ;-DDD I absolutely loooooooooooooove the foggy one, but maybe that's because I'm not to 'bright' myself... LOL!!! Well captured Ray!!
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Susie Peek-Swint
{K:5035} 8/4/2006
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Lovely detail on the stonework Ray ~ I loved seeing old ruins like this in Ireland ~ the foggy shot is my favourite :)
regards, susie
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Alicia Popp
{K:83824} 8/4/2006
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Uy... se inunda la mente de aventuras leídas y de imágenes de caballeros... una torre de piedra en ruinas..
Sabes me he divertido encontrando perfiles humanos en el borde izquierdo de la torre!!!
Gracias por compartir estas imágenes Ray!!!
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Mary Slade
{K:40918} 8/4/2006
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Like them all Ray! That foggy one is just so atmospheric- could be part of a film to me. The angle you got and the height of it. I also like the textures. Gives a great sense of it Ray.
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Laura Spell
{K:24080} 8/4/2006
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Very good light and colors in this photo of the ruins. Details are sharp on the stones.
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Yoshiyuki Tanaka
{K:13580} 8/4/2006
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Well, I'll be.....but reading your "abou" I realized it was not you, dear Ray!Beautiful texture in the stone work and well done crop! Like it! Also like the ruin in the fog!
Thanks for visiting and commenting, as always with same kindness!
Best regards,
YT
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Linda Bique
{K:74033} 8/4/2006
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A great play on words and some very nice images dear Ray..I love images with textures and your image are always a pleasure to view!! Big hugs to you dear!!
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jessie voigts
{K:6682} 8/4/2006
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oh, ray, this is wonderful!! that ragged edged wall is incredible. i also like the foggy shot below! you've got such a great eye.
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Ivonne *
{K:8514} 8/4/2006
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You have beauty showed scrap of history ...very lovely architecture! I like it, Ray ! Warm regards :))) , Ivi
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Robert Kocs
{K:89061} 8/5/2006
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I always admire the architectural heritage from the past.
This is also nice example for it, lovely architecture,
I admire antique castle and buildings. Thank you so much
for your great sharing my friend!
Have a nice day dear Ray!
Robert
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Mireille Heirendt
{K:7258} 8/5/2006
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Hi Ray,
This is the best of the three for the crop. The other two are not bad, but I think there is too much empty space around (only my opinion!).
Have a very nice weekend!
Best regards,
Mireille
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Roger Williams
{K:83282} 8/7/2006
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Of course any tower in Ireland reminds me of James Joyce and "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man." His tower was in better repair, by the look of it. [grin]
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vanessa shakesheff
{K:64008} 8/7/2006
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Great detail ..colour and texture ray ..wonderful shot..nessa
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Len Webster
{K:22246} 8/7/2006
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Nice capture. Enjoy the break!
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Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia
{K:92149} 8/8/2006
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great details. marvelous texture.excellent composition. magnnificent.
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NN
{K:26787} 8/12/2006
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Hi Ray! Although you´ve left the building, I have to comment on this building :) Excellent title, and an interesting scene with the repair done at the top. Take care! *hugs*
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m ,
{K:15872} 8/18/2006
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An ideal definition for a historical image! The title makes me feel the occurrence and the picture provides me to understand the subject! I like the perspective which shows the details greatly and clearly.
Best regards: Maxime
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joanna ewa
{K:8061} 8/21/2006
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hi Ray:))
I suppose that this is castle from medieval - I like it very much:)
good captured
best regards my friend
joannaewa
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Marlyce Chastain
{K:4059} 8/22/2006
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Wonderful shot, know that Doyle liked it before seeing he had commented. You might not see our bull riding, but we don't have castles. Thanks for sharing.
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Mary Brown
{K:68553} 9/29/2006
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Your titles make me smile. This is a great shot of the textures of the rock. This must have been so majestic at one time.
MAry
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