Time to End Wooly Thinking by Mairéad

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15-Nov-2012

Time to End Wooly Thinking

Another 'just shoot something' photo as my heart's not in something as
trivial as Pbase these days.
See my blog for why I, am so many Irish people, are feeling sad and angry:
HERE

Promise I'll catch up with commenting soon.

Olympus E-P1
1/100s f/6.3 at 42.0mm iso640 hide exif

Full EXIF Info

Date/Time 15-Nov-2012 13:51:43

Make Olympus

Model E-P1

Flash Used No

Focal Length 42 mm

Exposure Time 1/100 sec

Aperture f/6.3

ISO Equivalent 640

Exposure Bias 0.00

White Balance daylight (1)

Metering Mode center weighted (2)

JPEG Quality

Exposure Program aperture priority (3)

Focus Distance 0.280 m

other sizes: small medium large original auto

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Alan K 26-Dec-2012 08:50
PBase??? Trivial?? I see a mouth and soapy water encounter here! (Says he who will see his 2012 PAD as the Worst. PAD. Ever, though at least it gives me a low bar to beat in 2013.)

I haven't read your blog yet but I shall... in the meantime I still like this image with the contrasting textures and colours of the wood, the mould, the wire and the wool.

exzim 19-Nov-2012 20:52
Really outstanding photo. The news story is a senseless tragedy that hopefully will lead to change.

Frank Brault 18-Nov-2012 01:30
Oh, I love this! So beautiful and creative. V

larose forest photos 16-Nov-2012 19:21
I read about this story in our local paper and could not believe it. Your blog reinforces the senselessness of that poor woman's death. Very, very sad. Your lovely photo has a sadness about it too, a tribute of sorts to her. VV

jlm 16-Nov-2012 19:19
My kind of shot, poetry

zonedout 16-Nov-2012 18:20
A tragic, and so preventable loss. My heart and prayers go out to her family and everyone touched by this senselessness...z

Stephanie 16-Nov-2012 17:50
This is a beautiful image Mairead! V
What a sad, sad story! May she rest in peace and hopefully her death might lead to changes in the laws there.

globalgadabout 16-Nov-2012 15:42
a tragic case of a seemingly preventable death...perhaps it will finally spur Irish politicians to modernize legislation...certainly religious beliefs should have no bearing on medical practices..your image illustrates your point well..

Neal Nye 16-Nov-2012 12:05
I read your blog too, and commented on Facebook. For "just shooting something" this is a particularly fine image!

LynnH 16-Nov-2012 02:58
I'll check the blog, but this is a lovely photo! V

sue anne 16-Nov-2012 01:37
Very sad .

Karen Stuebing 15-Nov-2012 23:17
The blog story is well written. It's unbelievable something like that could happen. This photo sums up the title wonderfully. Great close up of the wool caught on the fence post. V.

John Reynolds LRPS 15-Nov-2012 22:04
I have read the blog and fully support the sentiments you have expressed.

Brian Samuel 15-Nov-2012 21:41
Very moving blog. I have to say that as an outsider hearing this story on the news it has been hard to understand how it came to be.
Not meaning to be flippant, but I hope that your photography will give you a good escape for a while.

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Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	15-Nov-2012 13:51:43
Make	Olympus
Model	E-P1
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	42 mm
Exposure Time	1/100 sec
Aperture	f/6.3
ISO Equivalent	640
Exposure Bias	0.00
White Balance	daylight (1)
Metering Mode	center weighted (2)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance	0.280 m

Alan K		26-Dec-2012 08:50
PBase??? Trivial?? I see a mouth and soapy water encounter here! (Says he who will see his 2012 PAD as the Worst. PAD. Ever, though at least it gives me a low bar to beat in 2013.) I haven't read your blog yet but I shall... in the meantime I still like this image with the contrasting textures and colours of the wood, the mould, the wire and the wool.

exzim		19-Nov-2012 20:52
Really outstanding photo. The news story is a senseless tragedy that hopefully will lead to change.

Frank Brault		18-Nov-2012 01:30
Oh, I love this! So beautiful and creative. V

larose forest photos		16-Nov-2012 19:21
I read about this story in our local paper and could not believe it. Your blog reinforces the senselessness of that poor woman's death. Very, very sad. Your lovely photo has a sadness about it too, a tribute of sorts to her. VV

zonedout		16-Nov-2012 18:20
A tragic, and so preventable loss. My heart and prayers go out to her family and everyone touched by this senselessness...z

Stephanie		16-Nov-2012 17:50
This is a beautiful image Mairead! V What a sad, sad story! May she rest in peace and hopefully her death might lead to changes in the laws there.

globalgadabout		16-Nov-2012 15:42
a tragic case of a seemingly preventable death...perhaps it will finally spur Irish politicians to modernize legislation...certainly religious beliefs should have no bearing on medical practices..your image illustrates your point well..

Neal Nye		16-Nov-2012 12:05
I read your blog too, and commented on Facebook. For "just shooting something" this is a particularly fine image!

LynnH		16-Nov-2012 02:58
I'll check the blog, but this is a lovely photo! V

Karen Stuebing		15-Nov-2012 23:17
The blog story is well written. It's unbelievable something like that could happen. This photo sums up the title wonderfully. Great close up of the wool caught on the fence post. V.

John Reynolds LRPS		15-Nov-2012 22:04
I have read the blog and fully support the sentiments you have expressed.

Brian Samuel		15-Nov-2012 21:41
Very moving blog. I have to say that as an outsider hearing this story on the news it has been hard to understand how it came to be. Not meaning to be flippant, but I hope that your photography will give you a good escape for a while.