Half-Moon Swimming and Water Polo Club, Dublin Bay

[seoirse]

Also located along the South Great Wall at Dublin Port is the Half-Moon Swimming Club.
It has long been a favourite spot with generations of strong, sea-swimmers in Dublin.

While it is a beautiful spot on a fine sunny day the wind sure knows how to blow out there too !

All images with DIY 5x4 camera; f150 using 45mm focal length and 0.3mm diameter pinhole

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[Isis]

Nice, but the second is a beauty. The 45mm is a great FL, maybe time to build another camera....

[seoirse]

Nice, but the second is a beauty. The 45mm is a great FL, maybe time to build another camera....

Thanks Shane. Yeah...time for you to get building again.

[IsabellaWalsh]

these are great as always george! number 2 is also my favorite, there is something about it - the impossibility of wanting to climb down over the edge to see what lies beyond...

i really like the way this camera renders scenery - the perfect sharpness in the center and the slight blurring and fall off to the edges...

[Jimmy G]

#2 is great but I prefer #1 for the added sense of place.

[colray]

Another beaut set of images.

[renon]

A very nice series. The second one is also my favorite.

[seoirse]

these are great as always george! number 2 is also my favorite, there is something about it - the impossibility of wanting to climb down over the edge to see what lies beyond...

i really like the way this camera renders scenery - the perfect sharpness in the center and the slight blurring and fall off to the edges...

Thanks, Isabella. You are very kind. I have always been attracted to the edge of slipways, pool sides, cliffs and all manner of dangerous viewing points ! Water has a hypnotic effect on me sometimes. I'd better be careful or one day there just won't be any more posts from me.

#2 is great but I prefer #1 for the added sense of place.

Thanks, Jimmy.

Another beaut set of images.

Glad you like them, Colin.

A very nice series. The second one is also my favorite.

Thanks, René. I like the impact of the second one too.