The Pipes are Calling by danob
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Description
Lough Mask (Loch Measca in Irish) is a limestone lake of 22,000 acres (89 km²) in County Mayo, Ireland, located above Lough Corrib in the west of Ireland. Lough Mask is the upper of the two lakes, which empty into the Corrib River, through Galway, into Galway Bay.. Many a song for this lovely area of my Forebears.. Though not the Danny Boy I was named after.. Thanks to PJ for the title I was stuck on one until her comment on my last image.
Comments (49)
a very nice image and a nice place indeed
Splendid composition and colors my friend
Most beautiful setting. Looks like you captured it's soul :)
Fine looking image.. beauty!
wonderful landscape and photo!!!!!
A gorgeous scene!!
Einfach Toll 5++++++
Very well done Oh! Danny boy, the shot is beautiful, well it's the Emerald isle so it goes without saying, nicely presented too Dan!
What a gorgeous inviting place and you've captured it beautifully!!!!
I agree with the above, your post work excels!
Wonderful scene and description of this blessed area here Danny, you really know how to make us feel like were there
Peaceful, dreamy and wonderful composition, my friend!!!
lovely work and presentation my friend
Beautiful place and great capture ! :)
Beautiful image, great capture.
What a gorgeous image! Congratulations!
very cute scenery !
Stunning capture my friend.
Wonderful place, almost looks like a painting.
Lovely capture!
What a Beautiful Image WOW!
such a beautiful place ! splendid compo...splendid colors ! thanks for your message !
a nice post-card:)
Can hear the song as I imagine sitting on this shore.. so lovely.
A lovely, trasnquil scene, Daniel. I made fleeting visits to the south in the late 1950s, but spent most of my young summers in the 'Fairy' Glens of Antrim, where I never felt so much at home in my life... ;o) Warm regards, from a sunny but showery Glasgow, John.
My grandad is of Irish decent. Irish Janners mate... Nice one !
Beautiful softness, whether natural or added, that makes this a perfect match for your title, ...so lovely with the varied shades of green!
fantastic capture...lovely image...excellent..!!!
I can see in my minds eye, a boy - not too young, but a boy not in his teens yet either, with his pants rolled up just above the knees, socks jammed in his shoes that rest on a patch of green grass by the shore - slowly wading and feeling with is toes, gazing lazily with his eyes for rocks perfect for skipping or stowing in his pockets until a better use for them comes along. The quiet of the water reflects not just images along the bank or afloat on the surface, but it reflects the mood, the boys thoughts and the sounds of the earth breathing... what a perfect place to be when you are young and have all the time in the world to enjoy life. This is a wonderful photo with such marvelous stories inside...
This has such a lovely romantic feel. CC