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A bridge over fast water, originally uploaded by KaraNagai.

This is made on the way back from our photo-trip to Donegal this May. It is a bridge over river Erne in Belturbet, Co. Cavan.

I love that kind of processing.

Here are two more sets with portraits of my friends from the same trip: one and two.

Birds Show in Jungle Park, Tenerife: King Vulture, originally uploaded by KaraNagai.

We’ve been to Tenerife in summer 2008.

The Tower of Pisa, originally uploaded by KaraNagai.

Yes I know, I know. Everyone who been to Pisa took a picture of the Tower. So I did too during my trip to ECML 2004.

BTW, do you know that if you doing a study or a research towards some kind of degree you are not supposed to climb up this tower? I refrained from climbing it, but still have not succeeded in finishing my PhD since

Sea, boats, colour, originally uploaded by KaraNagai.

I suspect this is somewhere in County Mayo in 2004, but not sure. Nice color, isn’t it?

Vertigo. Cliffs of Moher, originally uploaded by KaraNagai.

I was never able to come close to the edge of the “table” as many people used to do.  If  you take a close look at the picture will see them, those little tiny crazy beings.  Now I heard the {whoever “runs” the Cliffs} protected visitors by installing some kind of a fence. If this is so, I lost my chance to experience the Cliffs of Moher properly.

The picture is taken in 2004

Kazanski Cathedral at night, originally uploaded by KaraNagai.

A panormama combined of 2 or 3 shots made by 2Mb Canon A20 in the end of November 2001. St-Petersburg, Russia

Resting photographers, County Clare, Ireland, originally uploaded by KaraNagai.

This is a picture from our photo-trip to Clare last year.

Poulnabrone dolmen, County Clare, Ireland, originally uploaded by KaraNagai.

I tried to take picture of this dolmen few times during different trips to Co. Clare. This is the only one of these pictures, that looks decent.

Weird Faces of La Défense, originally uploaded by KaraNagai.

These two are scary.

Whoever says that he does not understand modern art, actually does not understand something else: the fact that modern art and even art in general does not require any “understanding” to be appriciated. “Perception” is much more appropriate word than “understanding” in this context.