The Cliffs of The Kerry Peninsula, Ireland
A simple fact of life is that sometimes when you break the rules, good things will happen. Now, If you’re a photographer, and these rules happen to be about trespassing, you’ll find that crossing the line will usually lead to a much better view. Well, either that or some disgruntled farmer will chase you off his property with a baseball bat. So yea, there’s that…
Thankfully in this particular case, there was no angry farmer waiting for me. There was just this amazing view of the Kerry Coastline and a few dozen cows with confused looks on their faces.
Technical Mumbo Jumbo
Camera: Nikon D800
Lens: 14-24 f/2.8
ISO(s): 100
Exposure: ? at f/8
Technique and Details: Digital Blending using 2 exposures. With the wind and thick grass, it was impossible to have full tripod stability.
Software: Lightroom, Photoshop, NIK
Espresso: A generic brand that I bought in Spain. They don’t grind the beans fine enough for a quality shot. 🙁
