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Field notes, location guides, and photography stories from across Ireland.
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The Sea of Moyle sits between the northern part of Antrim, known as Moyle and stretches across to Scotland at the Mull of Kintyre. It forms part of the North Channel, that part of the Irish Sea north of the Isle of Man...
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Join Panoramic Ireland to photograph Ireland's ancient woods on a photography workshop at any time of year.
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And here is a view from the other side of this majestic peak situated out on the Atlantic Coast of County Mayo in Ireland's west.
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Here the calm water reflects all the colour from above.
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A winter climb of Croagh Patrick produced a rare Brocken spectre and full ringed glory over Clew Bay. See the photograph and learn how it forms.
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We photograph the bridge often on our Dublin Photo Tours here at Panoramic Ireland, especially at night when the artificial lights look good. See here for another visit:...
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Photographing clouds and other scenes as I waited for the sky to darken, I was greeted about an hour after sunset with more and more cloud. Thickening all the while, I eventually lost sight of any open sky.
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Here in this panorama, the Wicklow Mountains can be seen in the background to the right with the peaks of both the Great and Little Sugarloaf before the mass of Bray Head on the left.
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The farmers creating one of the most intensive farming systems in Europe thousands of years ago were mostly livestock farmers, arable crops played some role but animal husbandry was key to the society of ancient Ireland...
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Here, out on Slea Head at Dingle's, and Ireland's, most westerly point we got just that.
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Just to the right of the opening sequence is No. 40 Synge Street, where the character Raphina lives.
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Here is the famous Coumeenole beach, complete with gull and those gentle waves that the Atlantic sometimes gives us. To the right is the rocky headland of Dunmore Head and the Blasket Islands beyond.
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The need for everyone to follow the rules and guidance regarding physical or social distancing is obvious, but in some locations in Ireland it is possible to travel for over 100km in one direction while not being able...
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The 14-spot ladybird Propylea quattuordecimpunctata is a welcome sight for gardeners, known in Irish as Bóín Dé this yellow beetle eats aphids. Seen here in Ireland.
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