Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 September 2012

Blackbirds




A few shots from a few years ago with my old D50. The morning after a wedding, with all my memory cards full. i stumbled upon this battle for territory. So engrosed in the fight they did not notice me. I was able to deleate a few raw files & switch over to jepg. I also switched lens, thankfull i had lugged around a long lens with me the day previous, i didn't think i would need it, but you never know!! My monopod had spent the night in the car, so i had to shoot unsupported, which explains why they are a little soft.


The girl with me begged me repeatedly to intervene & while uncomfortable about doing so, it was the direction we were heading. When i stepped between them one moved back slightly while his opponent charged stright at my black shoes. The red mist had decended, not to be outdone number two did likewise. I was informed they were still fighting two days later.

Just wondering how other people feel about intervening with wildlife in such situations, or if like me thinking that while nature can be cruel, it is best to leave it be.

Just a reminder to keep your camera near by, you never know what is around the next corner.

Thank you for visiting.


  niall

Thursday, 18 August 2011

Joe & Karen wedding

Just a few shots from the wedding of my good friends, Joe & Karen.


Ballintubbert Gardens, which had just opened was the location of the post ceremony shots.


It was a happy & fun filled day. I could not but smile as i wrote this blog or indeed when i was converting the raw files, not always my favorite part of photography.

.
A big thank you, to Karen & Joe for allowing me to take the shots



"think where man's glory most begins & ends and say my glory was i had such friends"
 W B Yeats



Thanks for visiting

Tuesday, 17 May 2011

Aoife & Eamonn

Last week i had the pleasure of shooting at my cousin's wedding.




I had just bought a new lens & since i was shooting from the balcony, it was the perfect place to test it's capabilities.

I would like to say a big thank you to Eamonn & Aoife,