Ireland’s North Coast in May
I am rather excited about contributing to this website. I used to be an avid amateur photographer back in the day of film SLRs with my trustee Nikons F401 and F90. Work and life then took over and digital point-and-shoot cameras came along to spoil the fun but get the basic job done. I renewed my hobby, to some extent, funnily enough with the advent of the iPhone. My love of photography has recently become fully re-ignited with the purchase of a FujiFilm X10. I absolutely adore this camera and most of the photos I will be contributing to this site will be from my X10.
To start off, I will share some photos I took with my iPhone of Ireland’s north-Antrim coast, which is only 30 minutes drive from my house. On a sunny May day, you get Ireland at her absolute best with all the greens, blue skies, yellow goarse, and sheep.
Dunseverick Castle Ruins
Traditional Irish stone wall
Goarse in full bloom
Walking alongside the sheep
Much like Fuji’s X100, the new Fuji X10 delivers realistic images that we tend to remember in our minds eye. Terrific cameras!