Journal
Field notes, location guides, and photography stories from across Ireland.
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Guide
Winter is of course a fine time to visit and photograph in Ireland, although the next few weeks in to January 2022 might see more restrictions and public health measures to reduce the spread of the Omicron variant of...
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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...
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Our one-to-one and small group tours (where it's you and your friends/family) make the perfect escape from the problems associated with group travel in a pandemic.
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Join Panoramic Ireland for a private photography workshop in Ireland from the Causeway Coast to the Copper Coast or anywhere else.
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Irish poet Patrick Kavanagh spent many hours in his favourite place, Dublin's Grand Canal. Panoramic Ireland also finds inspiration on the Leafy-with-love banks and the green waters of the canal.
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Here, a green road or country lane meanders through the rolling green hills of the Irish countryside.
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Twelve of Ireland's counties have been issued with top level and second level warnings for wind and rain with the associated problems of damage, fallen trees and flooding.
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Weather plays a big part in outdoor photography, here the evening was cloudy and getting dark after a decent amount of sunlight during the day.
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Previously Tipperary was the only Irish county to be divided into two, a north and south owing to the long size and varied terrain.
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For when the weather isn't quite a s good as it should be.
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Panoramic Ireland 's guided photography tours and workshops capture the best of Ireland throughout the year, every day of the week, so on your next holiday join me to photograph Ireland.
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The rough sheep grazing land stretching uphill is dotted with rocks.
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Inside I found some fine stained glass windows, terracotta floor tiles and lots of wood. Interestingly there was a pulpit on a rock, to be expected in a church dedicated to Saint Peter of course.
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The old monastery and its fine windows, contre-jour with starburst exploring and photographing the Irish countryside and its myriad sights.
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I have been to other mountains in Ireland where the weather is so cloudy that there are no views - on every occasion; but here at Slieve League I have always had colourful and clear scenes to photograph.
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