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Nine year old Hugh Dundon, Askeaton Co Limerick, taking an early autumn dive into the sea in Kilkee Co Clare, October 2014

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"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step." - Lao Tzu ? at Smithfield, Dublin.

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Simba, our Rhodesian Ridgeback, enjoying a stroll in the autumn leaves

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Beyond the call of duty - a street performer on Grafton Street, Dublin today living the part. Picture: Michael Plaice

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Mí na samhan at The Lough

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Autumn colours at the foot of the Slieve Bloom Mountains
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Michael Parle at the beach
Actor Michael Parle tries in vain to light a cigarette during a brake in filming in the beautifully desolate beach of Maghera in Ardara, Co Donegal.

Picture: Gerard Lough

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photo of Heron taken on grand canal naas august 2014. Picture:Bill Toner.

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Arklow By Pass Light Trail

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Vartry Lake Roundwood Co Wicklow

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The boardwalk of Djouce Mountain lies on a segment of the longer Wicklow Way. The plan, spontaneously formed after waking up at 2am the first night in Ireland from jet lag, was to hike the 51 kilometer stretch from Marlay Park to Glendalough by nightfall and bus back the next morning. Fortunately, when checking the weather for rain, I glossed over a minor detail, that there were 40-60mph winds blowing in the opposite direction of where I was heading. The walk became a pretty onerous one about a third of the way in. After a particularly excruciating two-hour, two-mile climb in buffeting winds, an endless stretch of raised boards came into view, with large pools of rainwater on either sides. Wind blew from the side in sporadic gusts, making the boardwalk stroll a test of reflexes, leaning into the wind when it presents itself and straightening up when it leaves to avoid falling into the waters below. The situation together with the alien landscape made for a memory I will never forget.

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Liam Higgs enjoying Halloween 2014

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Beach View..

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almost painted rock scene
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This photo was taken in my back garden, a great place for capturing wildlife. What I love about this is that it was taken with my phone....

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Me and my family on Dunmore East beach a few weeks ago. I am standing third from the right. I love this picture of me and my family as it captures our personalities so well.

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The sinking sun throwing side light on the Bull Wall Dublin on a balmy october evening

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The view from Parliament Bridge on the Monday evening of the Jazz Weekend as the misty rain closed in over the City. Picture: Conor Long

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4 month old Caden Cotter. Picture:Hugh Cotter

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Dublin's Jeanie Johnson

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Connemara's Autumn Allure

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the first 20 pointer photo of a Kerry red stag

Dark hedges
Last summer my wife and I decided to go to the northern part of Ireland - we wanted to visit counties Donegal, Antrim and Down. Before holidays I read about a few interesting places in this part of the island. One of them was the iconic place called 'Dark Hedges'. I saw a few photos of this place, so I decided to go over there and take my own photo of it.
We were in a place called Bushmills and we wanted to take photos of the town and its distillery. Unfortunately, that day I saw the biggest rain in my life! That meant that we could not take any shots in the town. So I said to my wife that we should go 11 miles from Bushmills and see what the Dark Hedges look like. When we reached the Dark Hedges it stopped raining.
There were no people around, so I took my Canon 5d MII with 70-200mm f/2.8, put it on a tripod, installed an ND8 filter and shot a few times with different aperture. At home I chose the photo with f=9 and 4-second exposure, because these two values gave me the best picture with absolutely fantastic contrast and sharpness!
For processing I used Aperture 3, and did not do any photoshopping as I prefer pure landscape photography. I first processed this photo with full colours, and after that I decided to change it to b&w, which I did in NIK Silver Efex Pro. And after that I had my final product.

Picture: Chris Tritt

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Breithlá Sona

Some fun with candles.
Photo:Gary Cummins

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An old abandoned farm house near Durrow Co. Laois
Picture: Conor Finn

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Cliffs at Dunworley, West Cork, October 2014.

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Photo was taken in Ann's Garden, September 2011. It was my friend's birthday and we went out for walk as the weather was incredibly beautiful. I am amateur photographer and this picture was taken with Pentax KR camera and not altered.

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Dive buddy John O'Riordan descending to the depths in the Red Sea. Picture: Kirk Kelly

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I like the outdoor world and love taking snaps. I always take my best friend Boomer with me as he is such a great poser. As soon as he sees me getting ready he jumps into action.

I took this picture of him at the start of October, it was a beautiful sunny autumns morning on the Old Butlersbridge road in Cavan.

I would be very gratfule if you could forward the picture onto the right department for entry.

My details:
John Moore
13 The Beeches
Drumgola Wood
Latt, Cavan
Tel: 087 2473449

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