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Ken Rennie replied to the thread Red Kites.Thanks Trent, I could barely spot the birds when they were flying against the dark trees but the camera managed to keep track of them. I... -
Ken Rennie replied to the thread Red Kites.They are beautiful birds Jim and wonderful flyers, staying aloft with what looks like minimal effort. Ken
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Ken Rennie replied to the thread Red Kites.Multiple birds here. At one point there were upwards of 30 birds but mostly stayed several hundred feet away but my new 200-600 brought...
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Ken Rennie replied to the thread Fanad lighthouse, Donegal..Thanks Michael, I use a Gitzo Systemic 3 which is pretty sturdy (not light) carbon fibre tripod. Ken
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Ken Rennie replied to the thread Waterfall Wednesday 9/30/2026.Assaranca waterfall, Donegal. We were driving to our next stop and I was looking for a waterfall that was in an online guidebook when we...
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Colour and mono version. The weather was challenging but at least the driving rain was at my back. I was aware that clambering over wet...
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Ken Rennie replied to the thread This morning in Donegal.Thank you Kyle, right time right place. Ken
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Ken Rennie replied to the thread This morning in Donegal.Thank you Oliver I have produced a black and white image but prefer the colour version, I have removed the dust spot in this one. Ken
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Ken Rennie replied to the thread This morning in Donegal.Thank you Michael
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This location has come close to defeating me. Firstly it is quite difficult to get to. From the car you have to descend the cliff with...
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Ken Rennie replied to the thread This morning in Donegal.One of the advantages of being able to drive to photo locations is being able to bring a large and heavy tripod, mines is a Gitzo...
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Ken Rennie replied to the thread This morning in Donegal.Thank you Alan
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Ken Rennie replied to the thread Dunguaire Castle (16thC), County Galway.Oliver it has been closed to the public for 3 years, the present owners are trying to sell it but the local authority who want to buy it...
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From last week in Ireland and a welcome change from standing on top of cliffs. Ken
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