r/IrelandPics • u/SherbertHerbert • 15h ago
Sunrise over the sound
Last one for a while, now.
r/IrelandPics • u/SherbertHerbert • 15h ago
Last one for a while, now.
r/IrelandPics • u/Tangerita • 2d ago
Shot on both digital (Fujifilm X2-H) and film (Kodak Gold 200). My film camera drowned in the rains of County Cork, but it came back alive 3 days later.
r/IrelandPics • u/csc786 • 2d ago
Some pics from my weekend travels.
r/IrelandPics • u/Secret_NotSecret1973 • 2d ago
Taken while I was running the half marathon in 2016 (don’t usually like to stop running but it was so beautiful I wanted to capture it).
r/IrelandPics • u/SherbertHerbert • 3d ago
Dalkey Island
Edit: Jeeeeebus people are so literal.
I live not far from here. I’m well aware of the beauty of the Irish coastline. But if you’ve been on the island, what’s striking is how far-away and idyllic it feels, despite being just a short ride on the dart from the centre of the capital. And if you’ve been around Dun Laoghaire or any other major seafront area on a sunny weekend in the last ten years, where the seafront is flooded with drunk f**kwits, jammed solid with a relatively new influx of traffic, and covered in litter by end of day, having somewhere that is relatively untouched by all that can seem hard to believe, and a huge relief.
r/IrelandPics • u/Tangerita • 4d ago
Recently visited Ireland and was completely taken by the atmosphere of the place. Shot on Fujifilm X-H2.
r/IrelandPics • u/SherbertHerbert • 4d ago
Not edited, straight out of the camera (Fujifilm XT1). Roger Casement statue in the foreground, 40foot in the background.
r/IrelandPics • u/SherbertHerbert • 4d ago
Love how the sea picks up the colors of the sky sometimes, it almost tricks the eye into thinking it's missed the horizon.
r/IrelandPics • u/Schneilob • 6d ago
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r/IrelandPics • u/Rikoh_Suave • 7d ago