These shots were taken on a walk back in mid October, through Ness Forest Park in Co. Derry. A lot of the walk is through a wooded gorge, and the park is probably best known for its waterfall. I was mainly trying to get out to loosen up my back which had been giving me a lot of bother, and unfortunately it was still restricting me a lot, so I didn’t get as far as the waterfall. I will definitely go back to have a look at it at some point. As it was, I enjoyed the park anyway, with Autumn starting to make itself felt.
What a beautiful place. It looks so tranquil. There is a Japanese feel to it with the wooden bridges and walkways. The images of the streams and cascades are skillfully accomplished and, of course, I love the conker and the fungi.
Thanks Jessica. Its a great wee spot, and I was happy to find the fungi – usually they’re half eaten and not very photogenic.
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