Into the Night, as in I’m off for a much needed week’s holiday after today.
Check in for some photos of the holiday when I come back if you like.
See yall soon!
Archive for the ‘Cork’ Category
Into the Night
February 17, 2006
Which Way Up?
February 15, 2006
Which Way Up?, originally uploaded by robron1.
Took this at the shaky bridge the other day. Not getting much of a chance to wonder far afield to get photos so I’ll have to make do with UCC and its surroundings for now. Not a bad hunting ground anyway. The water is unbelievably still down by the shaky these days
Blaze
February 14, 2006
Blaze 1, originally uploaded by robron1.
A house behind ours went up in flames last Saturday night. It’s amazing how fast the fire took hold, we woke up to what sounded like fireworks, looked out the window, and were greeted with this sight. The house was empty for a while so nobody was hurt, and the fire brigade arrived fairly quickly aswell. What we see here is the struggle between the fire and the water from the hoses.
Spring Sunrise
February 10, 2006
Spring Sunrise, originally uploaded by robron1.
Sunrise at the shaky bridge in Cork this morning. Took this one on the way to work. Made me realise that I get up too early!
Was torn between this photo and the one above, so I said I might aswell put up both.
UCC at Night
February 8, 2006
UCC at Night, originally uploaded by robron1.
This is the new(ish) student walkway and student centre in UCC. Took this last week when I didn’t have a chance to take photos elsewhere.
Sunrise in Cork
February 7, 2006
Sunrise in Cork, originally uploaded by robron1.
Took this picture at St. Vincent’s church on Sundays Well in the middle of January. The car park has a nice view of the city. This picture is of St. Finbarr’s Cathedral. Was a little bleary eyed but managed to get this shot. Wouldn’t mind if the foreground were a little brighter though . . .
Patrick Street at Night
February 6, 2006
Patrick Street, Cork, on the Night Before New Year’s Eve. This was my first outing with my new camera, a Sony DSC-P200 (formally an old digital Olympus, which ate all my AA batteries!). Struggled with finding a good spot for the photo, but eventually found one towards the bottom of Patrick’s Hill.
