Dark Hedges. Co. Antrim, Ireland.
A couple of weeks ago while running a photography workshop on the Giant’s Causeway we visited this location not too far from the Causeway. It’s a stunning location, one of many around the coast and we were really fortunate with the weather because it was cloudy. The trees are Beech and were planted 300 years ago supposedly at the entrance into a house to impress visitors. There is even a legend of a Ghost called the Grey Lady who appears from time to time. She must have been out when we called though.
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Thank you!
whoa! That is insane looking! I love it!
Thank you Rob!
You’ve just got to get there on a foggy day! 😉
Lucky me!
🙂 What a time you will have!
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that looks so cool, i wish i had the time to get away, but, cant…
Thank you for sharing!
Wow! Wonderful shot. Terrific processing too.
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Absolutely amazing photograph! I really love! The “Like” button isn’t working – but I do love the photo!
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Thank you!
Great atmosphere a very interesting mix of welcoming and warning.
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A great post, just caught another picture of this same spot on someone else’s blog earlier. It is a great scene and great photo. MM
Thanks Mick, hope the change in the weather is not too extreme where you are?
It’s grand, we need the rain for the garden 😃
haha!
Beautiful shot!
Thank you Morten!
beautiful comp… i keep returning to it like an old friend… nicely seen!!!!
So beautiful!
I saw this today hanging in the Centre Culturel in Chantilly, France and I had to look you up! As a Dubliner living in Chantilly for the last 12 years, I’m really curious to know how this exhibition came to be?
Hi Susan!
I was there last week for the official opening, pity we didn’t get to meet!
I was privileged to be asked to exhibit by a lady who found my Facebook page. What did you think of the exhibition?
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A book of fables . I can write you a story for this great picture