Dublin Parks Photography
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The temperature had been frigid and these poor seagulls were trying to cope with the icy pond. (St. Stephen's Green)
The docklands has always been a major component of the Dublin’s history and development. Beginning with the Vikings and Norman settlers the docklands became quite a significant commerce and trading hub. Recently companies such as Google and Facebook have created tens of thousands of jobs and transformed the docklands into a bustling area. Only a short distance from the City Centre it has become home to numerous entertainment venues including music, theatre, opera, exhibitions and galleries. If you are feeling daring the docklands offers a variety of outdoor activities including kayaking and wake boarding. Dublin’s Docklands is sure to have something for everyone, why not make a day of it?
Information from the Irish Emigration Museum.
Texture's & Effect's by William Walton & Topaz.
The Grand Docks of Dublin looking towards Admiral William Brown Memorial and the diving bell used to build the quay walls to confine the river Liffey. The numerous statues in the area portray the history of human struggles and accomplishments of the Irish.
A Bird grooms a Deer while he takes a rest in Phoenix Park, Dublin. Taken with a Canon 5D4 and the Sigma 135mm Art lens.