Eilis O'Neal

Reader, gamer, sometimes-knitter, slave to two very obnoxious dogs, and author of the YA fantasy novel The False Princess. Find out more at www.eilisoneal.com.

6th May 2013 | 8 notes

I’m always randomly amazed by tidal forces. We went to dinner and the beach looked one way. We came back and it looked different.

This is probably just evidence that I live in a landlocked state.Ring of Kerry, Ireland, 2011. Photo by me.

6th May 2013

Dog exploring rocks, Ring of Kerry, Ireland, 2011. Photo by me.

5th May 2013 | 1,172 notes

This may or may not be totally true …

(Source: amandaonwriting, via yahighway)

5th May 2013 | 4 notes

Ring of Kerry, Ireland, 2011. Photo by me.

We were supposed to be able to visit the Skelligs, but alas, the wind was so strong that the boats weren’t able to go out that day. Really sad, because they look COMPLETELY AWESOME. Ah well, it means we don’t have to make up an excuse for a return trip.Skellig islands, viewed from the Ring of Kerry, Ireland, 2011. Photo by me.

3rd May 2013 | 3,566 notes

petermorwood:

art-of-swords:

Sword Photography

Model/Actress: Nicole Leigh Jones

Copyright: © Photographer Gayla Partridge

Nicole Leigh Jones as Victoria Celestine. Photoshoot for the film Shroud (2013) - Independent Gothic Western.

Source: © Jetrefilm Entertainment LLC

Proof, if any was needed, that a woman in armour doesn’t need extra feminisation (is it a word?) with boob-bumps or unnecessary windows. Even the waistline in Pic 6 is authentic for 14th-15th century plate.