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Malin Head Storm
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Here’s a couple from yesterday up at Malin Head.
Wild indeed, and I had to keep licking my lens to keep my salt levels up.
Andy
Yes Neil, I don’t think Pentax ever considered 60mph Donegal winds when designing the shake reduction. But it did well enough.
Andy
Andy never mind camera shake what about Andy shake must have been scary out there, 2 great shots of what looks like very dangerous conditions. Agree with Neil number 2 is a wonderful image.
SodaNumber two is an absolute cracker Andy. I’d have been scared sh*tless trying to get an image
like that out in that weather. Any chance we might be able to see it before the conversion?Rob.
Andy gr8 captures no 2 is my fav here grt
ps did u lost my phone no wish i was out there with u :cry:
Sorry AJ, I have your number and I will give you a call.
When the weather is bad I generally prefer to photograph alone. Not everyone seems to share my willingness to camp for hours under damp boulders until the rain lifts. When I photograph with company it becomes too easy to run back to the car for a flask of tea and a chat rather than getting on with the buisiness at hand. But I enjoy that too sometimes.
Lets get out soon.
Andy
Good photos Andy.
Big seas. You done good, my boy.
I don’t think I’d have your bottle. I’m talking about getting salty water on your new toy – I would expect you to be be fearless about your own safety.
Don’t worry Pete, I have baby wipes in the car.
Perfect for wiping down the dirty bum of my K10.
Andy
Dramatic stuff Andy. You’ll get great photos with this level of dedication. Well done.
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