Turf drying
Uploaded: July 12, 2009
aperture,f 8 shutter,1/160.
A bog in Co. Galway, Ireland, with cut sods of turf left to dry for fuel.
Exif: F Number: 8, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/160 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 100, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 21.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Ann Coates July 12, 2009
Great find and scenic capture Patricia. Gorgeous colours and love those mountains in the background. #1153283Max Aureli July 12, 2009
WOW Patricia!!!! What a scenery you captured my friend!!!! And the mountains are gorgeous... silver!!!! It's an unusual scenery with those turf, really beautiful composition!!!!! #7732210Robert R. Goodman July 12, 2009
Hi Patricia,Beautiful capture.Truf for us is large fields of grass that our cut and rolled into little bales to be transplanted in to people yards.Like those mountain in back ground!!!!! #7732222Gord MacEachern July 12, 2009
Beautiful scene Here Patricia, I have never seen turf cut and piled like this . Thanks for chance to see something new like this!! #7732302John Connolly July 12, 2009
Wonderful light and contrast here Patricia! I have heard of this strange ritual, thanks for sharing! #7732347Bonnie C. Lackey July 12, 2009
I have seen thousands of pictures but have never seen this scene ever before! Great job on a most original landscape! #7732360Monnie Ryan July 12, 2009
Very unique and interesting -- a gorgeous scene, Patricia! This is such a beautiful part of Ireland! #7732400Patricia Ronan July 12, 2009
Uploading another image to let you see how wet the bog is and where the turf is cut from. #7732489Patrick Rouzes July 12, 2009
Another spectacular view of your beautiful country,Patricia!!! I have said this before but you should be working for the Tourism Dept.!!! The colors, detail, lighting, clarity, & perspective are lovely!!!Janice Mezzacappa July 12, 2009
Beautiful scenic shot Patricia it entails every aspect of a superb image! I miss Ireland and can't wait to go back, thanks for bringing me back through your eyes! #7732951Mary K. Robison July 12, 2009
Patricia, this strikes me as a quintessential image of Ireland over the centuries ~ some things don't change, such as drying the sods of turf for fuel.Michelle Alton July 13, 2009
I can almost smell the heavy peaty aroma in the air. A magnificent way to reconect. #7733438Agnes Fegan July 13, 2009
Interesting image from front to back...so much to see...beautiful! #7733859ROLAN NARMAN July 13, 2009
Gorgeous composition and colors Patricia! Fantastic capture and pov! #7734700Tiia Vissak July 13, 2009
cool colors, light & framing! #7735156Patricia Ronan July 14, 2009
Thanks everyone:) #7739436Wm Nosal July 15, 2009
Great Shot! Cool use, How is it Used? #7743201Patricia Ronan July 16, 2009
Thanks Wm, the turf or peat as it is sometimes called is burned for heat or for cooking. #7746639Colleen Farrell July 16, 2009
Fascinating landscape, Patricia! #7746737Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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