GALLERY: Tullamore Camera Club showcase diversity with latest photos
This week's selection of photos from Tullamore Camera Club members capture a diverse range of images.
Celine Nic Oireachtaigh's image is of a dunnock which was taken in her garden.
David Gethings was at Dublin Zoo where he captured an atmospheric image called 'Wild lights at the Zoo'
Kinga Kacak took a stroll along the banks of the Grand Canal on a frosty morning recently and captured a magnificent photo which he has titled 'Frosty morning on the canal'
Marie Kearns went to Lough Boora where she spotted a beautiful grey partridge, while Cliff Webb went to North Bull Island where he captured a magnificent photo which he titled 'Drowned Rat'
Phil Brady snapped a beautiful image of a starling, and Rhosyn Ceyln captured a magnificent photographic study aptly titled 'Morning Snack'
You can scroll through the selection of photos here:
Image 1 of 6
Phil Brady snapped this picture which she has called 'Starling'Image 2 of 6
Marie Kearns captured this lovely photo of a grey partridge at Lough BooraImage 3 of 6
A magnificent early morning scene taken at the Grand Canal by Kinga Kacak which is titled 'Frosty morning on the Canal'Image 4 of 6
An atmospheric photo by David Gethings titled 'Wild lights at the Zoo'Image 5 of 6
Cliff Webb captured this magnificent picture at North Bull Island, which he has titled 'Drowned Rat'Image 6 of 6
A dunnock in the garden. Pic by Celíne Nic OireachtaighThe next meeting of Tullamore Camera Club is at 8pm on Thursday, January 29 in the Offaly History Centre. New members are always welcome and no experience isrequired.
The current photographic exhibition by club members is running in The Bridge Shopping Centre ....why not pop in for a look!