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The Bay


Another lucky shot on my part, if I may say so. This one was taken all of one year ago, June 2010, on the southeastern part of Howth Head, Dublin, close to the Baily Lighthouse. I was strolling there with my beautiful wife on a sunny, summer's afternoon. Dublin Bay appeared before us in all its majesty. I whipped out my modest Fuji digital camera and - as the saying goes - captured the moment. To the centre of the shot in the distance can be seen the chimney stacks of the Pigeon House power plant in Ringsend. Sometimes referred to colloquially as Dublin 11, they are one of the city's most recognisable landmarks.
When we got home and I uploaded the picture from my camera to my computer, I realised I'd got a rather tasty shot.

Yours, in humility,

Brian:-)
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