Journal
Field notes, location guides, and photography stories from across Ireland.
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Guide
Autumn is of course well known as a colourful time of year and without doubt Ireland has many colourful places in September, October and November - the three months traditionally associated with autumn here at this...
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Photography and Ireland. It doesn't always involve snow, not even in the mountains.
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I have led many photography tours to my own Dark Hedges , a place that I call the most photographed road in Ireland , and it is a most scenic place but it is also a most overrun place so finding lanes and rural roads...
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On a recent evening spent photographing in 'the West', that's the west of Ireland, Connemara to be exact, after sunset I was looking for something extra to capture. A small babbling brook, or something other than the...
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All under a dramatic sky to add character to the end of the short day.
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I could of course still hear the waterfall, roaring in the distance and I knew that it must be upstream of where I was walking so I continued.
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This week's Guess the Location comes from a more famous, and guessable location in Ireland.
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It's no secret that the West of Ireland is one of Panoramic Ireland's favourite places.
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Here is an image of a scene from somewhere in Ireland, of details and shadows on a fine sunny day.
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Indeed, my last post of 2024 was of one of the final sunrises of the year - weather and aerial perspective suited here.
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Hawthorn, crataegus is one of Ireland's most interesting trees giving bright white flowers of blossom throughout the Irish landscape in May.
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Join me, to photograph in Ireland throughout the year not just in hot and sunny weather but dark and gloomy weather too.
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It's a simple tip, to go to locations that suit the weather.
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Fraoch mór is the Irish name for heather, Calluna vulgaris and it can be found over large parts of the Irish landscape.
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