Visit gallery for my first impressions of Thrinity and surroundings. As always, it is a good idea to have a camera ready at all times, as photo opportuities quickly come and go due to the ever-changing light. It appears that, as far as the lighting conditions, Irish winter brings intermittent period of high-contrast sunlight (watch out for sharp shadows on building facades!) and diffused light from the overcast sky. This intermittency of light quality dictates the choice of composition — the overcast sky looks washed-out, and often has to be excluded from the frame. On the oter hand, the diffused light is good for showing architectural details.
My thoughts on the craft, the process and the subjects