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Random Carlow Photograph Thread
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04-02-2009 9:07pm#1Welcome to the random photo thread for county carlow. I hope all you Happy Snappers out there in carlow fill this thread with lovely flamboyant photographs of our beloved county. I suppose I'll kick it off with one of my local area which would be myshall/mount leinster. hope you enjoy.happy snapping.
Ok so in light of some oversized pictures we need to have a cap on the size of photo you can post.
keep this a photo thread not a conversational thread, commenting on photographs is fine.
* All images must be 800 pixels or less on the longest side.
Lads if you wish to be able to post photographs instead of attachments i'd recommend using a photography hosting site such as www.pix.ie. It is a wonderful hosting site for all your photo's it is free and extremely easy to use.
Also the guy who owns it corresponds with the users of the photography forum here on boards and as a result when you view your photo's you can select different sizes to view them and below them you see a little box with the forum code to insert your photo's onto boards.ie so all you need to do is copy and paste.
Trust me it's the best way to go.That or flicker, although pix.ie is more intuitive and is irish also.
How to embed the photo's if using pix.ie (recommended)
set up a pix.ie account,upload photographs and then view your photos in a size of less than 800x800(you'll see the sizes on the top of the screen) and then on the bottom of the screen you will see two boxes one saying forum code or something like that and simply copy and paste that code here.
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Heres a few pics that I had in a couple of Photobucket accounts, just a random few:
Floods - August '08
Carlow's newest swimming pool!
Basemesnt of the apartment buildings flooded back in October/November '06 I believe, leaving the crane stranded!
Duckett's Grove - August '070 -
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queen mise just set up a pix.ie account and then view your photo's in a size of less than 800x800(you'll see the sizes on the top of the screen) and then on the bottom of the screen you will see two boxes one saying forum code or something like that and simply copy and paste that code here.
yeah, I did that i cut and paste forum code in.
ok, lets try again, take two
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Lads thanks very much for setting this up, and for all your help.
OK, here are my 'A Snowy Day in Carlow Photos'
The Rowing Club in Carlow
Footbridge over river to Graigue
College St
Last but not least my lunch on a Snow Day, in front of a fire in the Teach Dolmain0 -
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queen-mise wrote: »
where is Dunleckney Church and Graveyard....
Its near Bagnalstown Queen-mise, near to the Football pitch which I cant think of the name now!
Here's a few pics of Sleatty cemetary:
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I wish my pictures would come out as nice as all of the above. I know this thread is for photographs only and I do apologise but I just have to commence on the ecellent photographs.
Well done.
Maybe one could get some advice on the proper use of a camera here?
Dont know if there is such a thing as 'proper use' Jim, just a matter of seeing something that you like, or think would work well as a pic and snapping it
. Getting proportions right and having horizons or buildings etc horizontal helps too.
Another few
My favourite building in all of Carlow!!
Gobbled up by the Celtic Tiger :mad: and what a shame too!!
Any of ye ever in this building?! Cant have been very big inside! :eek:
The Graveyard, Barrow track:
Classy! :rolleyes:
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It may have been in its latter years, but I'm nearly sure it was the old smiwwing club, I read it somewhere a few years back.
Sugar Factory:
Much Kudo's for anyone whom can tell me where this structure is (its in the town!)
Some reamins of a 'Carlow Fence' also near this building:
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I like that one of new oak estqueen-mise wrote: »yeah, I did that i cut and paste forum code in.
ok, lets try again, take two0 -
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