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Claire Kelly
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I am an Irish photographer based in Tirol, Austria. I love photographing lots of different genres - but mostly landscapes, animals, portraits, and nature in general. I hope you enjoy these images.
I would love to read any comments you might have - good, bad, indifferent, what you would have done differently etc.
Claire Kelly
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Meistervik bay in the morning
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dee-photog8 hours agoNice shot -
roland_schuhmann1 week agoBeautiful colours, great capture
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Joanne Collicott McGuigan3 months agoI heard England got the winter snow that somehow bypassed my area of Canada. Paddy seems to like it. -
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3 months agoLove it, we have a dog called Paddy as well, I posted a picture of him rolling in the snow today, must be a Paddy thing :-) -
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3 months agoThank you but don't know if I will be able to upload again for a while - think the cold must have frozen our internet ! -
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Elenka Smilenova-
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3 months agoThis beauty, unlike others, has a good braking path in the snow. -
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Dunquin
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Howard2 weeks agoI like the way the elements lead the eye through the image: first the flowers in the foreground, then the path/wall, then the rocks and finally to the sky. I like the subtle colours in the sky.
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himalayan media1 month agoExtraordinary and very fascinating image, your effort was not worthless. Well done Claire. -
eddiem1 month agoWell worth the effort Claire, nice image.
Hope the knees are ok (I know how that feels)
Aurora reflections on the water
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14 hours agoHi Marius. Absolutely! When the aurora explode in the sky its just jaw dropping. -
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MarkChinn1 month agoSpectacular image Claire. Beautifully done and the moon is icing on the cake!!! -
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Nicholas Coates1 month agoThat's incredibly beautiful!
I've never seen the Northern Lights - how do you go about photographing them?
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14 hours agoHi Nicholas. Thanks for your comment. First thing you need is a tripod. Exposure times are around 2 to 10 seconds depending on the intensity of the aurora. The other important thing is focusing correctly - I got this wrong on the first night where I tried to manually focus on infinitiy without checking on the screen, and managed to mess up a ton of shots - but its a mistake I definitely won't be making again! Finally, I guess the most important thing is to wear very, very warm clothes ;-). Hope that helps! -
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Hintersee Berchtesgaden
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1 month agoyou captured a wonderful image without any need of the sunset, beautiful :) lovely photography -
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Howard1 month agoI like the composition, the rocks and trees leading into the image with the dramatic sky as a focal point. -
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Orange Flower
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Ramonet Photography1 month agoNICE CLOSE UP A TIP FOR YOU IN A NICE WAY JUST USE A SMALL REFLECTOR AND A SMALL GENTLE WATER SPRAY YOU WILL SEE THE DIFFERENT !! BEAUTIFULLY DONE!!! -
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2 months agothanks Philip! I know some schools of thought recommend developing one style that you will get known for, but for me there are just too many things and places to photograph and I love trying out new ideas. :-) -
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Berglsteinersee
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Photography, don't you just love it | Les Garner2 months agoAs Philip said, love the vintage feel to this image, nicely processed. -
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Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute
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Venice at night
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