The B&B we were staying at in Sligo had a wonderful collection of Irish art on the walls.
These simple landscapes in particular stuck with me to the point that I wondered if I could make up some of my own in the photo app Psykopaint.
This large stone may be a prehistoric tomb at Carrowkeel – this site was unmarked to the point that we often had no idea if we were looking at a grave or not.
A stone fence and matching hut on the smallest of the Aran Islands gets the ‘Van Gogh’ brush (and sky) in Psykopaint.
Brilliant orange crocosmia bloom alongside all the roads and creeks of the Inishowen Peninsula.
An inlet at Galley Head gets the Psykopaint treatment.
A stone retaining wall of an abandoned castle in Galley Head along the Wild Atlantic Way also succumbs to Psykopaint.
At Gurteen Beach cemetery the residents are definitely pushing up the daisies.
More about the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Landscape.
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Very interesting take on the challenge! Very creative!