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Branch of a hawthorn tree above Glencar, Co Kerry, Ireland.
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This photo captures a hawthorn tree high above Glencar Valley, in County Kerry, Ireland. The hawthorn is one of Ireland’s native trees, celebrated in numerous tales from Irish folklore and often venerated as fairy trees. This beautiful specimen lies on the lower slopes of Ireland’s highest mountain range, the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks. Gareth took this picture one December evening, when the leaves had already fallen from the branches, but birds had not yet eaten the berries. He isolated a single branch against the sky to emphasise the impact of the berries. The warm evening light makes the bark and berries glow, forming a dramatic contrast with the shadowed valley beyond.
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