And finally, for all your stocking stuffer, last-minute-gift and just-getting-something-for-myself needs, here's the whole shop: https://t.co/4idBkZY31W - there's something for nearly everyone there.
Today's proposed gift is another stocking stuffer, a poster of the Healy Pass in fog. Perfect for fans of Irish weather, or for those who're missing it, at least. https://t.co/DfSUXaObRB
Today's suggested gift is the Pittsburgh Regular clock. It's geometric. It's architectural. It's somewhat hypnotic. It also comes on mugs, phone cases, cushions, you name it. https://t.co/hc3a9snHRq
Today's gift idea is an ideal stocking stuffer, and also one of the best-selling items we've had. Something for either the gardener or urban explorer in your life - and how often can you get something for someone who's both? https://t.co/MZ8AMt2WKf
Jigsaw puzzles are one of the classic Christmas presents. Here we have the wreck of the Port Lairge, which you can have as 30, 110, 252, 500 or a fiendish 1000 piece puzzle. It comes in a really nice tin box, too. https://t.co/NMBuU8AfNp
The potential present of the day today falls into the go-big-or-go-home category; a 76cm x 30cm canvas print of the Cromwell's Barracks photograph. Obviously, you can get it in smaller sizes, but this just looks great in the large one. https://t.co/UwXkvYDjwM
Next in the series of Things For The Christmas, we present the Cliffs of Moher. I mean, a picture of the cliffs. You'd have a rough time wrapping the cliffs. Probably rougher tonight. #StormBarra Anyway. The mousemat: https://t.co/aMUHWfqrZu
The Phoenix Park in snow couldn't be more seasonal. And you can have this image on a notebook (ruled, blank, or graph, whichever you prefer). An excellent stocking filler, obviously. https://t.co/sIpTsZh3xu #giftideas#presentideas#stockingfiller
Early in January, a light snow had fallen overnight and I rushed out to the Phoenix Park to capture the dawn. In this drone shot, the Wellington monument is centred, outlined against the sun, as the trees cast shadows over the glades in the park.
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The Peace Bridge in Derry quite literally bridges between the famous "two communities" in Northern Ireland; taken when there was so little light a long exposure had to be used to capture the bridge at all. This turned passers-by into ghost-like entities.
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Twilight at the West Pier, Dun Laoghaire. The air was completely still, so the reflections of the lights are almost perfectly straight in the water, and the dark mass of Howth looms behind, illuminated by the stars above.
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Tourists in front of the Irish Museum of Modern Art, originally a hospital in the 1700s, and then later used as a headquarters for the governor general before being handed over post independence.
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From the top of the tower in the old town, the twin towers of the Innsbruck Catherdral dominate the skyscape in front of the Karweldel Alps.
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Renamed from Ventura Bridge to Glenn A. Rick Bridge in honour of a local planner in 1979, this bridge is one of a few connecting Mission Bay Park to the rest of San Diego. Here we see it from underneath.
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Broombridge Train Station, Dublin, before the Luas came. Apparently it used to be one of the most vandalised train stations on earth, though in this shot looking west, everything seems peaceful.
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A vista down to Dublin Bay from Three Rock mountain. Low resolution, since it was taken a long while ago (late 2000), but I like to think you can see Wales in the distance.
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