The most common natural colour in Ireland is green, green grass, green treas, green hills and green mountains. This twilight over Cork however was a blazing ochre yellow as the illusive sun finds a way into the evening clouds. To the right is Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral with the Cork Christmas Ferris Wheel. In the […]
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The expression ‘on the rocks’ can be good or bad depending on whether you are in a bar or on a boat. In this building there are both and being on the rocks just adds to the effect for both. The recently rebuilt (from the rocks up) Henley Surf Life Saving Club is welcome development […]
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The days are getting longer, and warmer and more and more people are heading to the beach after work, school or a day just chill’n. It’s late now, the air is chilly and nearly everyone has gone home but the tell tail signs are right there in that well trodden sand. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Well […]
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A big woolly blanket being pulled up from the south leaves a window of twilight sneaking in from the north. It’s easy to imagine those last vestiges of light disappearing as Henley Beach gets tucked in for the night. Soon it will be bed time for all. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Putting Henley Beach To Bed’ […]
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Silhouettes are beautiful in the dying twilight, especially ones set in the open sky. It is interesting to watch the seagulls after sunset heading north in small groups like this one. It is curious that I never see them flying south at this time. Perhaps I should come back int the early morning. If you […]
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