I took an old photo that was just OK and used a trick from "2-Minute Photoshop Tricks" written by Kent Conklin. It's a great site so check it out here:
Here's the link to the original. I think this version is so much more interesting to look at...
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This cathedral is located in Killarney, Ireland. It's hidden at the end of a back road and you wouldn't even know it was there. It's by far the most impressive building in the town. It was closed when I was there so I couldn't look around inside. This picture was taken from just inside the entrance to Killarney National Park. The park is worth exploring by foot, horseback, horse drawn carriage or bicycle. The carriage can be hired in the middle of town and they can take you through the park all the way to Ross Castle and beyond.
Camera = Canon 20D
Lens = Canon 17-40mm f/4 L
Shutter = 1/100
Aperture = f/7.1
Focal Length = 20mm
Flash = Off
ISO = 100
Here's a picture of the partially restored Ross Castle in Killarney Ireland. The castle is inside Killarney National Park and is about a 2 mile walk from town. There is a guided tour for 5euro. This is one of the days where it wasn't raining but there wasn't much sun either.
Camera = Canon 20D
Lens = Canon 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
Shutter = 1/800
Aperture = f/5.6
Focal Length = 28mm
Flash = Off
ISO = 100
