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River Corrib - Foggy Galway 5x7 Greeting Card by Mark Tisdale.
This foggy Galway greeting card features a section of the river just a little beyond the Salmon Weir bridge. Even without the fog it's a beautiful piece of Landscape that feels more secluded than it is, but in the fog, it becomes a mystical other realm, doesn't it? I love fog so I was delighted that part of my time in Galway there was several days of really foggy weather. The city streets and the sights around the city of Galway were magical in the fog. And despite it being cold in damp, I spent hours searching for inspiration. And the trees in the image on this foggy Galway greeting card were a great subject. They seem to exist on a border between this world and another. Even not being there there's a sense of the stillness and quiet in this scene isn't there?
This is an image that has been popular not just with people who love Galway but generally with anyone that loves mysterious landscapes. Which camp do you fall into? Perhaps a bit of both? I know for me it's the latter. I loved walking the River Corrib regardless. And of course, I've said many times I feel like I left a little piece of my heart in that beautiful Irish city. But I also adore the fog wherever I may find it.
What attracts you to this particular Galway greeting card?
This foggy Galway greeting card features a section of the river just a little beyond the Salmon Weir bridge. Even without the fog it's a beautiful piece of Landscape that feels more secluded than it is, but in the fog, it becomes a mystical other realm, doesn't it? I love fog so I was delighted that part of my time in Galway there was several days of really foggy weather. The city streets and the sights around the city of Galway were magical in the fog. And despite it being cold in damp, I spent hours searching for inspiration. And the trees in the image on this foggy Galway greeting card were a great subject. They seem to exist on a border between this world and another. Even not being there there's a sense of the stillness and quiet in this scene isn't there?
This is an image that has been popular not just with people who love Galway but generally with anyone that loves mysterious landscapes. Which camp do you fall into? Perhaps a bit of both? I know for me it's the latter. I loved walking the River Corrib regardless. And of course, I've said many times I feel like I left a little piece of my heart in that beautiful Irish city. But I also adore the fog wherever I may find it.
What attracts you to this particular Galway greeting card?
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Greeting cards are 5" x 7" in size and are produced on digital offset printers using 100 lb. paper stock. Each card is coated with a UV protectant on the outside surface which produces a semi-gloss finish. Each card comes with a white envelope.
These greeting cards may be ordered as a single card or in packs of 10 or 25 cards. If you would like to order cards in greater quantities or with other customization, send me a message.