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Landscape Photography Workshops in Ireland
Written by Panoramic IrelandInternational travel photographer and Irishman in search of the best bits of Ireland. Leading photography tours and experiences in Ireland.
Freelance photographer for New York Times.
Ask me about Ireland or about photography in Ireland.
Written on Tuesday, 19 February 2019 01:50 in Photo Tours
Panoramic Ireland, that's me by the way - my name is Darren, create photography workshops and tours in Ireland.
My private and small group tours and workshops are designed to work with your schedule and your interests, to help improve your image making skills or to show you the best, mostly hidden, places in Ireland.
Because my tours are private, it can be a combination of all of the above.
Learn how to make better landscape images with me, a professional travel photographer who has worked with the biggest names in international publishing, photographed many of the world's biggest bands and has been exploring Ireland ever since (and before actually) graduating with a Bsc Hons in Geography.
From Fair Head to Mizen Head, the Antrim Coast to County Cork, Dublin to Galway - each and every corner of Ireland.
And of course please feel free to ask any questions.
I look forward to seeing you in Ireland with your camera in hand!
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A Fine View at Sunset - Photography in the West of 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.
Freelance photographer for New York Times.
Ask me about Ireland or about photography in Ireland.
Written on Saturday, 16 February 2019 20:50 in Photo Tours Read more...
Crepuscular rays shining from behind late evening clouds in the west of Ireland
Towards sunset or sunrise as the angle of sunlight is low in the sky, rays shining across the sky illuminating dust in the atmosphere create crepuscular rays, a series of parallel beams of light that appear to converge on or indeed emerge from the sun.
The upper rays seen here, beaming across the sky are crepuscular rays.
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Reflections in Landscape Photography
Written by Panoramic Ireland
International travel photographer and Irishman in search of the best bits of Ireland. Leading photography tours and experiences in Ireland.
Freelance photographer for New York Times.
Ask me about Ireland or about photography in Ireland.
Written on Wednesday, 13 February 2019 22:16 in Photo Tours Read more...
Green Reflections
There's something about reflections and photography, don't you think?
From street photography to landscapes via architecture, reflections feature in all genres of photography.
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Wisping Pink Cloud over Mountains at Sunset 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.
Freelance photographer for New York Times.
Ask me about Ireland or about photography in Ireland.
Written on Wednesday, 13 February 2019 18:27 in Photo Tours Read more...
The beauty of landscapes, it's not just the famous places that should attract the photographer's attention.
In fact, the hidden places are what makes Ireland an amazing landscape photography destination.
Those famous places are without doubt, scenically stunning - the Giant's Causeway in my own native county for instance, the Dingle Peninsula - Ireland's most westerly point, both of these places are amazingly beautiful and amongst the most scenic in the world. Ireland has no shortage of world-class scenic locations but most of them are not well known.
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Spring Colour in Winter with Crocus Flowers
Written by Panoramic Ireland
International travel photographer and Irishman in search of the best bits of Ireland. Leading photography tours and experiences in Ireland.
Freelance photographer for New York Times.
Ask me about Ireland or about photography in Ireland.
Written on Saturday, 26 January 2019 22:35 in Guide
Winter has been mild so far this year in Ireland, we haven't yet seen the snow and cold temperatures of early 2018; trees, shrubs and flowers that don't normally show much signs of spring growth are now sprouting and flowering.
Here, plenty of colour from crocus flowers seen with raindrops after a little rain.
Despite it still actually being winter, these flowers are providing a colourful addition to the Irish countryside.
It's a time of year full of inspiration as nature slowly returns to brighten up Ireland.
Join me to photograph flowers, landscapes and city streets in 2019.
Colourful crocus flowers, Ireland
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