Recent content by Munkey

very nice shot. quality

the sky in the first one is outstanding. not a fan of the foreground, but thats just my opinion. if it were cut out, the shot would be quality

great composition. figure in the foreground really makes it leap out

looks a lot softer here than in the original..but anyway, an impromptu walk around Glenveagh National Park. Weather looked drab so never thought i'd get anything, was pleasantly surprised with this one.

those are absolutely stunning. first is outstanding for me. the light is amazing

and the last one i think of the shoot..the top of Errigal. going to try for Muckish soon.

thanks everyone. the weather was somewhat changeable on the hike - sun, rain, sleet, then thick mist at the top. there aren't many photos which stand out - gradually going through them but pesky things like family and work get in the way.... this was taken on the walk down..which was murder on...

As part of a charity climb up Mount Errigal in Co. Donegal all types of weather in the climb up. will add a few more if they're ok

Nice shot. very jealous of you getting the aurora..looks good with Coquet Island and light house light coming through a shame about the light pollution from Amble and Alnmouth..

The weather in Donegal has been great the past few days so managed to slip out yesterday evening for a few shots...the majority weren't the best..but 2 came out ok. Have been in Donegal for a fair few months now and getting some good locations stored away for future reference. the bottom...

very envious, Northern lights, Milky Way...nice shot..agree with Adrian, cropping the posts may be advantageous. is that light pollution just above the horizon? seems to be an orange tint

reworked image. it seems as though the excessive tones came about from the sharpness layer i added - it didn't seem that bad on my laptop, but there you go. sharpness layer removed and yellow saturation reduced.

stunning shot there. love the details on the lake and trees on the far shore.

i want to say the bodies of all the scots and english who fought over the land a few hundred year ago but that would be a lie... just tree roots that have grown around and now have a thick carpet of moss over the top. when i walked through some (at a later stage in the hike) my foot sank about...

same as all the other comments. fantastic rays and details on the ground. this is personal preference of course, but i wonder if the shot could be improved if the foreground was cropped out (the bottom inch or so of the photo).