Random Carlow Photograph Thread

purplefighter

:eek:WOW!:eek: All those photographs are Amazing!! I Love the ones of Ducketts Grove, where I've never been and if it wasn't 12:40am, I'd hop in the car and head out there right this instant!!

CroppyBoy- What camera are you using? Are you photoshoping?? Actually what camera is everyone using?

Really love them all, you guys could put together a nice calender or something. I'd love to see more.

Whosbetter?

Yeah, Ducketts Grove is in my list of places to visit very soon.

Must dig out some photos of the Carlow area from old times.

I know there's a few at the parent's place.

Must start learnin' how to post them on this.:)

SpitfireIV

purplefighter wrote: »

CroppyBoy- What camera are you using? Are you photoshoping?? Actually what camera is everyone using?

I use my trusty Kodak CX7530, its only 5 mega pixels, is bulky and heavy and about 6 years old now at this stage, but it takes a great shot and while its still functioning I'll be holding on to it



Some pics I might photoshop, just to bring out the colors a little more, bring down the saturation or mess with the levels etc.

Queen-Mise

Your favourite place in the absolute torrents of rain.

I should probably have cut out the car & van (haven't learnt yet how to do it).

Queen-Mise

Queen-Mise

What building were these photos taken from? If you need help ask. They are serious clues in the background of the photos.
The building is right in the centre of the town.


Facing Left


Facing right

SpitfireIV

Thanks for the pic of the castle

Now, as for your 'guess the location', it has me stumped, in the second pic the row of trees in the background look like the trees that are lining the Kilkenny Rd, outside the I.T.?! Am I close??

Queen-Mise

No not the IT, one hint, the bottom picture on the right hand side. You see the big aerial, well that is the Talbot behind it.

that gives you a focus then for the trees :D:D

SpitfireIV

Hmmm, have to say I'm stumped so, I'm still thinking though

In the mean time here's a few more pics I rooted out, enjoy


St. Dympna's Hostipal


Grounds of St. Dympna's, chesnut trees.


Heavy sky over the former sugar factory.


Old wall and gateway, Sleatty.


There's an 'ole in me boat!


Old house, Lanigans Lock.


The Barrow and Slieve Margy.


Another view of Slieve Margy.

Queen-Mise

ok the building behind the trees on top picture are apartments beside river at grill & grape.
This is giving it away now:-) :-)

Super-Rush

I'm gonna guess the Seven Oaks..one of three possibilities

SpitfireIV

Seven Oaks sounds good, its obviously somewhere along the Athy road so, somewhere from the Courth House to the Hotel.

Queen-Mise

no its further down into the town. The trees are on the little road opposite umbertos where cando is.

Super-Rush

Well the only other places i can think of are the Council buildings or the roof of the car park opposite Lev & Frye

e-Mo0?

elyod

I took these winter 2 years ago. There was a thick and uniform blanket of cloud in the sky and when the sun was setting, it fell below the clouds and illuminated them from underneath.

ShayK1

Queen-mise: are those pics taken from the top of the Town Hall ?

Queen-Mise

They are taken from the a 'balcony' (that's being generous) at the back of the Court House Hotel.
Hence the trees on Cando being on the left hand side. I thought that the flats on the river & Talbot would come out bigger though. I suppose the limit on the size explains it.

SpitfireIV

purplefighter wrote: »

:eek:WOW!:eek: All those photographs are Amazing!! I Love the ones of Ducketts Grove, where I've never been and if it wasn't 12:40am, I'd hop in the car and head out there right this instant!!

So, surely by now you've been to Ducketts Grove............right???!

Queen-Mise wrote: »

They are taken from the a 'balcony' (that's being generous) at the back of the Court House Hotel.
Hence the trees on Cando being on the left hand side. I thought that the flats on the river & Talbot would come out bigger though. I suppose the limit on the size explains it.

Ah, I see! Didnt know it had a balcony!

nagero

Took a cycle up the Barrow track today to just above the weir at Knockbeg college. There were actually a few nutcases swimming in the river at the Sugar Factory :rolleyes:

allthedoyles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXA_1yRdCY8

For all you guys that like scenery photo's , watch this video on youtube ..............I took them last Sunday in the Mount Leinster area

Queen-Mise

allthedoyles wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXA_1yRdCY8

For all you guys that like scenery photo's , watch this video on youtube ..............I took them last Sunday in the Mount Leinster area

You were very enthusiastic to do all that. The rabbit, deer & black lambs at the end were gorgeous. Well done again.

Irish Guitarist

Taken from the Millennium Bridge

It looks better in its original size http://photos4.pix.ie/DB/09/DB0992DC3E5C4002AF1CF454879CF6DA.jpg

Swan in flight over the Barrow

Original size http://photos4.pix.ie/85/56/8556C4B7E99446A0924A6159783F6DCF.jpg

Irish Guitarist

As this is the 'random Carlow photograph thread' here's two very random photographs. I saw this snail in the middle of the path so I took a photo.


He looked very vulnerable in the middle of the path so I picked him up and moved him closer to the wall before he was walked on by someone. I think I actually heard him say "why did you pick me up and then leave me down beside a dirty cigarette butt?!". Really.



I won't say what part of Carlow I took these photos in in case someone breaks into this snails house and steals his television or something.

stick-dan

Sheep.
Foot of Mount Leinster.

stick-dan

First Time to ever see a Damsel Fly in Myshall

aynon

stick-dan wrote: »

Sheep.
Foot of Mount Leinster.

that is one angry looking sheep dan, what you do to piss him off?

stick-dan

nothing at all aynon. i just took the picture.

SpitfireIV

Maybe he was just having a BAAAAAAAAAAA-d day?! Eh? EH??!

I'll get me coat

Super-Rush

I know that sheep, her names Baaaaabra

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