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Subtle Reflections in the Irish Landscape
Written by Panoramic IrelandInternational travel photographer and Irishman in search of the best bits of Ireland. Leading photography tours and experiences in Ireland.
Contributor to New York Times / Sunday Times / Irish Times
Cancer survivor.
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Written on Thursday, 29 October 2020 22:00 in Photo Tours
Reflections are an important part of landscape photography.
Sometimes these reflections are bright and colourful and sometimes, like here, more subtle and subdued like a typical west of Ireland scene.
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Stone Bridge and Autumn River, Ireland
Written by Panoramic Ireland
International travel photographer and Irishman in search of the best bits of Ireland. Leading photography tours and experiences in Ireland.
Contributor to New York Times / Sunday Times / Irish Times
Cancer survivor.
Ask me about Ireland or about photography in Ireland.
Written on Tuesday, 27 October 2020 21:05 in Guide
Autumn arrives, the clocks have gone back in Ireland and the daylight length is now quite short.
Here, the trees have lost most of their leaves those not carried by the flow of the water remaining on the rocks and riverbanks.
This bridge is large, more than 12ft to the centre of the arch from the river below designed to take traffic across the small but steep sided valley, seen here with low flow but a raging torrent in heavy rains.
For the moment, Ireland is in Level 5 lockdown which means that travel is limited to 5km except for work, school and essential purposes - much of the countryside is looking autumnal and winter will be here by the time we exit Level 5.
Enjoy the view and don't forget to check back for more posts regularly. Here's one of beech trees and an Irish waterfall in autumn.
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Vouchers for Photography Workshops
Written by Panoramic Ireland
International travel photographer and Irishman in search of the best bits of Ireland. Leading photography tours and experiences in Ireland.
Contributor to New York Times / Sunday Times / Irish Times
Cancer survivor.
Ask me about Ireland or about photography in Ireland.
Written on Sunday, 18 October 2020 23:44 in Photo Tours
As I write it appears that Ireland is again heading for lockdown, the Irish government are meeting tomorrow Monday 19th October to decide on moving the country to Level 4 or Level 5, perhaps something in between.
I have just created a new voucher for a photography workshop in Dublin, and I chose the image above of a stormy morning by the coast of the capital; blue hour is well under way as crashing waves fill the rocky shore with texture, clouds racing across the sky - you can almost smell and feel the freshness of the Irish coast.
See a previous post on vouchers here: https://panoramicireland.com/miscellaneous-blog-category/131-vouchers-for-christmas-or-birthday-presents-photo-tours
While travel overseas may be disrupted, vouchers make a good present for friends and family who want to learn more about photography on a private workshop - so without crowds; a relaxing environment to learn and enjoy the experience.
Don't forget that Panoramic Ireland's photography workshops and tours are private, made to suit your interests and location - and we have been creating tailored tours in Ireland for 15 years.
Vouchers are available for Christmas and all year round, they are valid for several years and bookings can be made for most days of the year subject to availability. It is possible to pay for workshop vouchers in instalments so contact us to find out more.
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Woodland Stream, Green at the Beginning of Autumn in Ireland
Written by Panoramic Ireland
International travel photographer and Irishman in search of the best bits of Ireland. Leading photography tours and experiences in Ireland.
Contributor to New York Times / Sunday Times / Irish Times
Cancer survivor.
Ask me about Ireland or about photography in Ireland.
Written on Friday, 09 October 2020 23:01 in Guide
From the coast to the mountains - a few weeks ago I headed to the coast for sunrise, the morning's forecast was for sunshine and a bright start to the day.
In reality it was dull and grey and there was no hint of a colourful sunrise.
I photographed and videoed at the Forty Foot in Dublin before making my way into the mountains.
Having checked the weather radar it looked like better weather was to be found away from Dublin.
I found the sunshine after a little rain and the morning got brighter and warmer. I stopped at a woodland stream to photograph some woodland colour and character.
Enjoy the video from the day's journey through the scenic Irish countryside.
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October in Ireland, Sunshine at the Coast
Written by Panoramic Ireland
International travel photographer and Irishman in search of the best bits of Ireland. Leading photography tours and experiences in Ireland.
Contributor to New York Times / Sunday Times / Irish Times
Cancer survivor.
Ask me about Ireland or about photography in Ireland.
Written on Sunday, 04 October 2020 23:38 in Photo Tours
The myth that Ireland suffers from bad weather year round, especially outside of the summer months, is definitely not true.
Autumn and Winter in Ireland can be full of fine, clear and bright weather, just like in this image from the spectacular coastline. Low tide exposes golden sands as a small stream slowly trickles towards the steady motion of small waves.
This coastline is full of sea stacks and crags and while it looks peaceful here it can be stormy too.
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