Blue Irish home, a photo from Kerry, South

Photographer's Note

Back in 2010 we took a road trin to the South West of Ireland. I believe this grand house to be situated on the peninsula of Dingle.

It was made with one of my old bridge cameras,

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snunney (130965) 2015-06-12 1:57

Hello Frank,
The blue house is well placed in the frame and 'pops out' of the scene, making it a an excellent focal point. I like very much like the lights and colours and the excellent clarity. A fine capture of this delightful spot.

janjan1897 (2301) 2015-06-12 4:34

Hello Frank,
I like this composition a lot with the beautiful colour of the house contrasting so well with the muted tones of the surroundings. I particularly like the gabeled windows. Makes for a very nice seaside image.
Regards,
Jean

macjake (92639) 2015-06-12 4:48

Hi Frank
this is what I plan to do in 2016.
take a road trip, but through Ireland and Scotland for about 1 Month. I'm really looking forward to it!

looking at the scene i would guess the sky is overcast and grey, and thats why you left it out? if so, good choice.

the blue walls of the home are a great contrast and work well as a focal point.

Ocean front views!!
nice shot
cheers
Craig

Matyas (0) 2015-06-12 5:46

Hello Frank! Amazing house, amazing architecture. Marvelous landscape. Good POV and DOF. Good effect. Fine frame. Regards!

mesutilgim (115542) 2015-06-13 2:39

Hello Frank,
Maybe due to the camera, it has the effect of an oldy. The grain structure creates a perfect graphism. Nice framing.
TFS and have a nice weekend
MESUT ILGIM

jmdias (92087) 2015-06-25 2:12

frank

very beautiful the house contrasting with the grey environment. I liked these details and these details of the area. very beautiful image. it looks something tilted but we would lost a good part trying to fixing this in a PP.

hugs

jorge

tatadalou (7459) 2015-07-13 7:06

Hello Frank,

This blue house seems alone face to the elements. Its location in your frame leaves a large place to the ocean and strengthens the "wild" side of this windswept coast. Too bad, no sun that day, but there is enough light to illuminate the beautiful blue house.

Regards,

Delphine