So not wanting to brave the hectic parades in Dublin City Centre and it being a lovely, if cold day, myself and Kate took ourselves to our old haunt, Dun Laoghaire for the morning. It was a lovely day there and the light over the harbour was beautiful and muted […]Read more »
Dun Laoghaire is one of my favourite areas to photograph – the piers and then the sweeping bay over to Sandycove. I haven’t often shot it in the rain but did yesterday.Read more »
As it chucked down this morning I thought “It’s not just pouring rain, it’s pouring isolation and claustrophobia”. Possibly because I’m working from home on my own I find days like this very trying. I had planned to head out and take some pictures of my own either up the […]Read more »
I’ve arrived home after dropping the grandchildren off to school. Probably foremost in my mind is that we’ve left the dogs out in the back garden (actually back accident these days!) and the weather has turned nasty and I need to let them into the house – we haven’t yet […]Read more »
Recently I’ve been getting a lot of flats in the rear tire on the bike and just realised that the tires are just coming up to their first birthday and, given the amount of cycling I do, are due for a change – frequent flat is always a big indicator […]Read more »
As we had both Snow and Sunshine yesterday I thought it would be a shame to waste the opportunity. So I took my camera up to the Cruagh Wood in the Dublin Mountains – a lovely forest walk maintained by Coillte Teo.Read more »
Welcome to our new Cyclist with a Camera & Two Black Dogs Blog. This has been a long time but as the good Lord said, all good things come to those who wait. The plan is to cover the main facets of my life… Cyclist as I am an avid […]Read more »
