These past weeks have been a bit busy. I’ve been taking photos but I didn’t have time to edit and publish them. And in the meantime, the autumn has arrived, which means more opportunities to take photos, if the weather allows it…
This past weekend I went to Wicklow Mountains National Park. It’s a beautiful area just a few kilometers from Dublin that covers almost all of the mountainous region of Wicklow Co. I’ve already shown you photos of the most famous place in the region, Glendalough. This time we explored other area closer to Dublin: Sally Gap, Lough Tay (known as the Guinness lake) and the Poulaphouca reservoir. Although the day started grey and rainy, it got better gradually and at the end, the clouds gave way to a clean blue sky, just in time to enjoy a beautiful sunset at the Poulaphouca reservoir.

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Wicklow mountains. Canon EOS 1200D 33mm f/22 1/100sec. ISO 100
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Irish sheep. Canon EOS 1200D 55mm f/22 1/15sec. ISO 100
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Sun breaking through the clouds in Wicklow. Canon EOS 1200D 23mm f/22 1/60sec. ISO 100
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Lough Tay. Canon EOS 1200D 18mm f/22 1/30sec. ISO 100
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Stream in Sally Gap. Canon EOS 1200D 18mm f/22 8sec. ISO 100 ND8
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Stream in Sally Gap. Canon EOS 1200D 18mm f/22 8sec. ISO 100 ND8
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Sunset at Poulaphouca reservoir. Canon EOS 1200D 23mm f/22 1/25sec. ISO 100
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Sunset at Poulaphouca reservoir. Canon EOS 1200D 29mm f/22 1/13sec. ISO 100
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Blue hour at Blessington. Canon EOS 1200D 28mm f/22 5sec. ISO 100

 

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