After what felt like a drive around Ireland, we arrived at our second location, Glengesh pass. The light was a tad too harsh, but with clouds rolling in, the sky started to become dramatic. Without a word, Jack went off to fly his drone, and Sean hopped the fence, and wondered into the long bushes as if he was setting off to Mordor to destroy the one ring. That left me, standing on the wall in front of the car, wondering what to do. I’d never been here before and the composition from the carpark wasn’t great. OK, lets call a spade a spade, it was shite! I attempted to follow Frodo, but the long ferns in the grass were basically impassible. So, I decided to hop in the car and drive round the corner. I pulled the car in at the first way by, and their stood Frodo, or Sean as hes known in these parts, on the edge or a small cliff, shooting the pass into the distance. He shouted to come up so up I went. Out of nowhere, Jack was standing behind me. The valley lined up perfectly (credit to Sean for the composition) with the road meandering through the steap valleys on either side. The clouds dramatised with dark and white colours, with enough holes to let patches of golden light fall into place the hills in front of us. It created the exact contrasty environment I was looking for, not bad for a day which had clear blue skies an hour previous. It was like a painting. We shot and shot as the clouds got moodier. Sean then started telling me what settings he thought would be best for me, I smiled and nodded as to pretend I had a clue what he was talking about, and took my shots. The guys never posted their images, I think Sean was embarrassed of his shot compared to mine, but I was happy with how mine turned out. Onto location 3!