A Sea Symphony by danob
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Description
The great Irish naturalist Robert Lloyd Praeger wrote in 1937 that from Mallaranny on Clew Bay one could walk thirty miles northwards "to the giant cliffs of North Mayo, and your foot need never leave the heather save that twice you cross a road, fence-less, winding like a narrow white ribbon through the endless brown bog. And if your course lies east of Bangor, you will hardly even see a house. "Extraordinarily, the same thing holds true today, as does his observation that the drive along the road on "the biggest bog in Ireland," from Bangor to Crossmolina, "is almost frightening in its isolation". The bogs nearby have yielded up some of the best preserved relics of neolithic man at Ceide Fields.
This landscape is liberally pitted with lakes and pools, and underlain by a varied and in places extremely ancient geology, rocks that make their presence felt only along the coastline in the form of superb sea cliffs and stacks, and inland in isolated promi-nences and the hard quartzites of the Nephin Beg mountain range. Generally, how-ever, the stone is densely covered by some 400 square miles of aptly named blanket bog. Once you are away from the shore, the heavy, saturated vegetative mantle lays another blanket over the land, a blanket of silence. This landscape has provided inspiration for such great artists such as Jack B. Yeats and Paul Henry, the plays of John M. Synge And also Irelands greatest poet W.B. Yeats.
Thanks for taking time to look and any comments you care to make
Comments (32)
You must have one real good camera and you have a terrific eye for a good shot this is gorgeous :) Cathy xoxoxo
A wonderful shot :)
I wanna go there..just beautiful
Gogeous and splendid capture!!!Bravo!V:DDD.HUgsxx
Breathtaking vista, vivid and beautiful.......
Wow!!! I want to go there too!!! Beautiful shot!!! Bravo!!!
I love the layers in this photograph which give it a very great DOF. I mean the rocks tha go from the right to the left on several levels in this picture.
Definatey a place for the "to do" list. The places the mind can go in such a location! Thanks for this shot and history!
Truly beautiful!
Nice shot, Danny. Makes me want to visit the place. Ireland is on my list of places to visit, but I haven't been there yet.
Wonderful and very beautiful seascape my friend......!!!!
Loved reading your posting comment/review Daniel :) And this is simple stunning shot.. Another well done captured nature scene/view. Love the quality and the POV.. Damn you are good Mr. Pro :) Thank you for sharing your art as always. and hope to see more and more.. Have a nice day Daniel JOE
So rugged and yet an almost dreamlike quality. Wonderfully captured seascape. Thank you for sharing with those of us who would otherwise never have the chance to see this sight... Thank you also for the informations about the area. HUGS!!!!!
a beautiful place !
Where land meets the water, such a beautiful place. Aloha
That's just a beautiful seascape Image!
GORGEOUS WHAT A BEAUTY thiS IS!! one to be proud of and perfectly titled !!! ... wonderful i love looking out into its depth and beauty !! incredible landscape captured !!!
Gorgeous!!!
Excellent worl my friend and very good composition lighting!! Very well done!! Good day and hugss ;)
Perfect!!!! :)
Gorgeous seascape! I love it. Thank you:)
Wonderfully wild and dramatic landscape, nothing for a bath I guess. Super photo as usual. I enjoy to read about your travel, and the history of your camera targets!
A beatiful vista! Gunsan said it well , it looks wild and dramatic. I can also hear the surf against the rocks. Wonderful photography!
It's why everyone left Ireland. Nothing to eat and no place to find friends. Peat, on the other hand is a fine fuel unless you wish to avoid smoke. Irish Energy might take this all over someday.
such a gorgeous place to be...for your innermost peace...I bet it will be relaxing for a over worked body...no doubts....love the rocks and the waves....lovely...is that a person on the top on the grass??
Yeah though small it is a lone walker on top of that cliff in the distance
A most beautiful view. The zoomed pic gives more detail. Thanks again for the info you provide.
Ohhhh that looks so nice and refreshing while we're having record heat waves here!!!! These waves look beautiful!!!!!
absolutely wonderful place, superb shot, i like one, thanks Danny:-)
Just plain Bueatiful Danny, your work is always amazing, and the way you research your subjects, just adds to the veiwers enjoyment.....brillent work Mate...............