Friday, September 19, 2014
Bahaghs Work House Cahersiveen, County Kerry
Bahaghs workhouse is located about three kilometers from Cahersiveen on the road to Glencar. It used to be a lodge owned by the local McCarthy family. In 1846 is was converted to a sanctuary for the destitute. It was used for thousends of people who were covincted from their cottages during the famine.
Walking through the ruins today gives you very little understanding what the live was in this time but you can not help feeling a strange visitor.
©Michael Herrmann 2014
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Carrauntoohil by Brother O´Sheas Gully
Sunrise from Ballaghishhen |
Morning fog Beenbane |
Carrauntoohil and Lough Gouragh |
Lough Gouragh reflection |
Lough Gouragh reflection |
Lough Gouragh reflection |
Hags tooth |
NE face of Carrauntoohil |
View towards Cummeenapeasta |
Hags Tooth to the left |
Near Cummeenoughter Lake |
Looking up the gully to the right |
Cummeenoughter Lake |
Rock formation near Cummeenoughter Lake |
Looking down towards Hags Tooth |
Caher mountain |
Caher east slope |
Curraghmore Lake and Bridia Valley |
Coming down the Devils ladder, Hags Tooth and Beenkeragh |
Lough Callee |
On top of Carrountoohil |
For the photography part of the tour I used a Canon 5dII with a 40 , 50 and 70-200mm lens. Black and white transformation in Lightroom
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