This is the Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton (1874-1922), watching the ice break up in the winter of 1915, just weeks before his exploration vessel The Endurance was crushed by the ice pack and sank below the Weddell Sea. I have cleaned-up and enhanced this old paget plate, which was taken in colour by the ship's photographer Frank Hurley 111 years ago. It's an early colour glass-plate process and not colourised.
Dramatic sunset in late May at Howth. After finishing up an epic sunset cruise, I couldn't not throw up the drone to catch the last of the light and those clouds!
This image was captured with a rather unusual setup: a Fujifilm X-T5, an old Canon EF 70–200mm lens, a Viltrox adapter connecting two different systems, and a CPL filter. A slightly confused setup, but somehow it works—and I like it.
We could get used to views like these 😍❄️ The first of the winter snow has fallen along the #WildAtlanticWay!
📍Connemara, Galway
📍Nephin, Mayo
📍Mullaghmore, Sligo
Where will you visit in winter 2024?
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Die kleinste Minderheit auf Erden ist der Einzelne. Diejenigen, die individuelle Rechte leugnen, können nicht behaupten, Verteidiger von Minderheiten zu sein.
|Ayn Rand