I decided to go back to Trinity College in Dublin to try to retake some photographs that I had taken before (that came out crap). This is one of them which I refer to as the Trinity College “car park”, although really it was to try to capture the cobbles of the path.
I reckon the guy who just walked past me was probably wondering what the hell a 6 foot 4 grown man was doing nearly on the floor taking pictures but hey I don’t care I ended up with the shot I was after
Ok I promise this is the last image from Trinity for now and its also my first attempt at a panoramic shot. With much perspective correcting and warping I am finally happy with the result. Tell me what you think?
This I reckon is my second last if not last image for now from Trinity college. I have to say the various buildings there really caught my fancy I do hope you have also enjoyed them.
The reason I say second last is because I am attempting a panoramic shot from here which if I can get it to work will be online tomorrow.
My second shot from Trinity College, this is a bit further back from yesterdays shot, and kind of shows the scale of this place. Puts senior college in Ballyfermot to shame where I learnt my sound engineering trade!
Here is some useless information for you I was born in 1972 in Dublin and have grown up and still live in Dublin. In the center of Dublin is a college called Trinity College. I am now 34 years old and have never stepped foot on the hallowed stones of Trinity, that is until yesterday.
And my god what have I been missing, there are so many photo opportunities there. This is a shot of the arch that greets you once you walk into the courtyard.
A cyclist powering his way through Dublin near Trinity College