Welcome to panoramicireland.com!
We run one-to-one and small group photography tours and workshops in Dublin and across Ireland from the charming medieval gem that is Kilkenny City to the stunning landscapes of the Antrim Coast. Find out more about our Dublin Photo Tours here.
What is a photo tour and is it different to a photography workshop? This is a question we get asked a lot. There is no real difference but simply, a tour is more focused on seeing the place with a photographic emphasis while a workshop is specifically designed to concentrate on one or more aspects of your photographic technique, equipment or composition. Both are interchangeable and there is a degree of overlap.
Because we tailor each tour to suit your needs, we choose the appropriate locations and times to maximise your time in Ireland and help you to improve your photography.
Panoramicireland.com brings you interesting information from around Ireland through the blog and other sections of the website.
If you would like to know more about our photography workshops in Ireland please contact us here and join a real Irish photographer for a day in your favourite part of Ireland.
Don't forget that we offer Gift Vouchers for Christmas and all year round for birthdays and other occasions. A photography gift voucher entitles the holder to the same benefits as a direct booking: one-to-one photography tuition, a choice of locations in Dublin, Wicklow and the rest of Ireland, morning or evening photography workshops, follow-on advice and critique on images. To buy a Panoramic Ireland Photography Gift Voucher for a friend, relation or even for yourself please follow this link or Contact Us.
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What makes Ireland so special? Perhaps it is the landscapes, the history, the people or a combination of all of these that bring 7 million visitors every year to this little island.
Dublin is the capital of Ireland and the chief city on the island, Belfast is the second largest, and the chief city of Northern Ireland. The island has two currencies and two governments but there is no real border between the north and south anymore; indeed it is quite easy to drive from one side to the other without knowing it.
It is true, in Ireland it rains a lot but don't let that put you off; with some planning and a good dose of luck there will be some fine weather during your visit. The best months to visit are April, May, June and September. The days are long, the weather is often perfect and it isn't high season. Is there any better place to be than driving along a country road somewhere in Ireland on a warm, sunny day?
Enjoy the site, we hope you learn something and come visit us here in Ireland!
Today, June 16th is Bloomsday. This particular date in the Irish calendar commemorates and celebrates the novel Ulysses and the life of James Joyce himself, one of Ireland's most famous writers. The Bloomsday idea was created in 1954 by several Irish... Read more
16-06-2013 Guide
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The weather changes so quick here in Ireland that I always recommend keeping an eye on the weather forecast - it gets more accurate the closer you get. It's hard to trust anything more than 3 days ahead.Here we have... Read more
15-06-2013 Guide
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The city centre of Dublin would appear to be lacking in wildlife, aside from the creatures that frequent the city's nightclubs on weekend nights.But St. Stephen's Green with its large lake it is home to plenty of wildlife, not just... Read more
14-06-2013 Guide
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A recent photography workshop took me to the majestic River Shannon, the longest river in Ireland or Britain. Ireland's Midlands are often overlooked but provide plenty of photogenic locations. Here is the Shannon with the reflection of a post-sunset glow on... Read more
19-12-2012 Photo Tours
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Panoramic Ireland is a guide to Ireland with an emphasis on photography. We also run Dublin Photo Tours, comprising photography tuition, courses and tours of Ireland's capital city, Dublin. We're 100% Irish.
