The Blow Hole 2
Location: Rosguill Peninsula, Rinnafaghla Point, Wild Atlantic Way, County Donegal
Stormy waves come crashing onto the rugged coastline off the Rosguill Peninsula in County Donegal along the route known as Wild Atlantic Way . This photograph is looking towards a landmark blow hole. During very stormy weather the sea is forced through the hole with such power that it can rise 200-300 feet in the air and can be seen and heard from many miles away.
Technical Specifications
Canon EOS 5D MkII, Canon EF17-40mm f/4L USM Lens at 40mm, 1/50 sec @ f13, ISO 50,
Stormy waves come crashing onto the rugged coastline off the Rosguill Peninsula in County Donegal along the route known as Wild Atlantic Way . This photograph is looking towards a landmark blow hole. During very stormy weather the sea is forced through the hole with such power that it can rise 200-300 feet in the air and can be seen and heard from many miles away.
Technical Specifications
Canon EOS 5D MkII, Canon EF17-40mm f/4L USM Lens at 40mm, 1/50 sec @ f13, ISO 50,
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Also in: Co. Donegal
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Comments
By jacqueline vaughan: This is what I call beautiful Ireland. No place like Donegal. By Maria Forbes: Hi I love your photos. I’m interested in buying a few of your photos, think they really capture the magic and beauty of Ireland. Can you do this picture in landscape ? By Maria Forbes: Hi I love your photos. I’m interested in buying a few of your photos, think they really capture the magic and beauty of Ireland. Can you do this picture in landscape ? By Maria Forbes: Hi I love your photos. I’m interested in buying a few of your photos, think they really capture the magic and beauty of Ireland. Can you do this picture in landscape ? By Maria Forbes: Hi I love your photos. I’m interested in buying a few of your photos, think they really capture the magic and beauty of Ireland. Can you do this picture in landscape ?