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| Lough Accoose and Mcgillycuddy Reeks |
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| Lough Accoose |
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| Lough Accoose and Mcgillycuddy Reeks |
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| Lough Accoose |
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| Old farm on the road to Killorglin |
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| Lough Accoose and Caher Mountain |
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| Mcgillycuddy Reeks from the South |
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| Lough Accoose |
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| Caher Lake |
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| Caher Lake |
On my way to Killarney, I took the road to Caher Lake.
A nice sunny day, no wind. About 5°C, but it felt like 15.
I stopped several times to take photos and got just carried away.
I had never expected to take any decent photos in the middle of the day. Kerry seems to have a special quality in the light.
You don´t need to wait for the evening, the clarity of the air and the subtle colours are very prominent all the time.
Lough Accoose and the Mcgillycuddy Reeks were just there in silence.
I´m sure there were some climbers on there way to the top of Carrauntoohil, Irelands highest peak.
I met a nice woman on the road with her son going for a walk. She had a camera too. I´m sure she has some nice photos taken. It could´nt go wrong.
If you are passing Killorglin take the road to Glencar, you´ll be rewarded.
p.s. I never made it to Killarney.
Photos were taken with 40, 50 and 70-200mm lens, some with Polarizer Filter.
©Michael Herrmann 2013
