Continuing on from my post on Friday, ‘Green Door Docks’, I can now bring you a couple of images when the sun managed to light up the old dockside building early in the morning. The difference in light is amazing.
There is so much to see if we just stop and allow ourselves to observe.
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Very true Mick about so much to see. An interest in photography really helps in making people more observant and attentive too.
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Wonderful! I really liked the other post too 🙂 Love that green color.
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So much to love when it’s shared with us! 😀
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yes, light can make such a difference… love the second one, Slipping Slates, great framing and blue-green color combination… beautiful series, MM…
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Thank you Alexandra 💚
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Love, love, love~
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Thank you Gatorwoman, hope all is good with you and yours….MM 🍀
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Beautiful photos and I couldn’t agree more with your last line. 🙂
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I might even have borrowed that ;one from another blogger I know (well virtually anyway) 😉
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Amazing, indeed.
Your photos are inspiring –
provide the excuse to stop and admire for a moment…
Thank you!
Emma.
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That is so, so kind for you to say so Emma, extremely flattered. Apologies for any delay in replying, I am in the process of catching up…MM.🍀
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I really love early morning light and your shots prove why I do. I’m just too lazy to get up! lol Beautiful pics MM. 🙂
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So the winter has to be the time to get the (not so early) morning light! 🍀👍
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True! You read my mind! I was thinking just that….that I’d better get myself out of bed now because I know I won’t want to do it at 4 am. 🙂
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So much to see so little time…
Spectacular, MM.
It is always a pleasure to take these walks with you.
I’ll buy the coffee on our next jaunt…
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I was just about to say I hadn’t see you dip your hand in your pocket (or handbag). Great idea, MM 💚
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May I join you two? I’ll bring something to nosh on to go with the coffee…
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Sounds a deal, how about bringing Z to keep H amused?
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Absolutely!!
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If the doors weren’t green, we could even think they are two different places! This one is so warm and the other looks more cold.
Very nice!
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It so underlines the contrast as you noted, hope the weekend is fun, 😃
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It’s been fabulous! My man bought me a camera! He saw I went out every day taking pictures with my phone and took pity on me…. Hopefully I’ll do a good job!
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Brilliant, what have you got? 👍
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I got a Canon Rebel EOS PLUS a 75 – 300 mm lens
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Great stuff, mine is a Canon too. Have loads of fun, 📷👍😎
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Woo hoo!!,
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The sun and brightness does make a difference,doesn’t it!
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Completely – I love the light on the cobbles myself. 🍀👍
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I like all of the variations of green. Really beautiful pics!
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Thank you Elisa, there are plenty of shades to be had over here, 😃
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Wow I love the light and vibrancy of colour. Those old buildings almost talk to you, they have so much character.
You might enjoy the colourful old houses and beautiful church at St. Lukes cross.
I was struck by the striking colours and shapes in the sun last week, following 2 days of storms and the after the snow had melted.
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Snow? We had flurries in the air and that was about it here in Ballintemple on the top of the hill. When the light hits right (and after the rain is often a great time) it can be awesome. Here I loved the sparkle of the cobbles, bright green doors and the sense of history in the building. Hope you are having a great weekend FYN22, MM 🍀
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