IT IS NICE TO VISIT ST STEPHEN'S GREEN IN OCTOBER
IT IS NICE TO VISIT ST STEPHEN'S GREEN IN OCTOBER [I USED A FUJI GFX100RF]
I used a Fuji GFX100RF today and it was set to fully automatic and the results were disappointing compared to what I had expected and as a result I have had to reconsider my technique.
St Stephen's Green in October is a picturesque Victorian public park that serves as an essential green oasis in the heart of Dublin's bustling city centre. The park is most notable at this time of year for its autumnal transformation, where the numerous trees and shrubs shed their summer foliage for vibrant shades of gold, orange, and red.
The original Victorian layout is well-maintained, with accessible pathways for strolling, a serene ornamental lake home to waterfowl, and historical commemorative sculptures throughout. October is typically within the period where the herbaceous borders still provide colourful planting before the winter. As the daylight hours shorten, the park's atmosphere shifts to a more tranquil setting, though it remains a popular spot for Dubliners and visitors seeking a peaceful retreat amidst the Georgian architecture that frames the square.
I used a Fuji GFX100RF today and it was set to fully automatic and the results were disappointing compared to what I had expected and as a result I have had to reconsider my technique.
St Stephen's Green in October is a picturesque Victorian public park that serves as an essential green oasis in the heart of Dublin's bustling city centre. The park is most notable at this time of year for its autumnal transformation, where the numerous trees and shrubs shed their summer foliage for vibrant shades of gold, orange, and red.
The original Victorian layout is well-maintained, with accessible pathways for strolling, a serene ornamental lake home to waterfowl, and historical commemorative sculptures throughout. October is typically within the period where the herbaceous borders still provide colourful planting before the winter. As the daylight hours shorten, the park's atmosphere shifts to a more tranquil setting, though it remains a popular spot for Dubliners and visitors seeking a peaceful retreat amidst the Georgian architecture that frames the square.
ST STEPHEN'S GREEN