Autumn Colour Photography Killarney National Park

 This is just the starting of the Autumn season. Foilage turn yellow and red and later brown and the light gets soft.
Killarney National Park is always a great place for photography. Now you may even come across some Red Deer or a Fox.
Muckross Park restaurant is a good place for a snack and coffee and a look at the book shelfs. Bring wellies or walking boots and some rain coat for the odd shower.
I´m providing an Autumn Colour photography workshop in Kells Bay Garden. If you are interested please contact Tech Amergin, 0669478956
©Michael Herrmann 2014

Killarney National Park

Bluebells, Wild Garlic, Trees covered with moss....the parks around Killarney has so much to discover and photograph.
 If you are lucky you may even see Red Deer. The lakes are nearby and you are most of the time just on your own. The photos above were taken near Ross Castle, just a few meter from the walking path. All photos taken with Canon 5d and 50mm and 100mm macro lenses.

Muckross Park, Greenhouse. Killarney

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The greenhouse in Killarney´s Muckross Park always made some impression on me as a nice piece of architecture. Durind my recent workshop I took a few photos around the building and was quite happy with the results as the images show some character of the building and its purpose. The reason I´m showing the photos here is more to demonstrate how many different angles you get when you work with passion on a particular theme. Its always beneficial to keep things simple, all photos were taken with a Canon 5d mkII and a 50mm lens. I´ve used the live view feature for some shots and all photos were taken freehand with almost open aperture.
If you approach a photo subject next time, take  a bit more time to look and try to visualise how your photo is going to look like. Forget all the technical stuff and just enjoy colours, shapes and light. You´ll get different photos, promised.