The Green Road, Weaving Through the Irish Landscape
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Green roads give character to an area and provide a link to our past as well as being incredibly scenic.
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Field notes, location guides, and photography stories from across Ireland.
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Green roads give character to an area and provide a link to our past as well as being incredibly scenic.
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Join me, Panoramic Ireland, to photograph in the Irish woodlands in autumn, spring, summer or winter.
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Recent weeks have seen me photographing nightlife rather than wildlife at many concerts in Dublin and Belfast, including Whitesnake, Queen and Bryan Adams.
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The Galway International Rally is Ireland's oldest tarmac rally. This year taking place close to Headford on narrow, twisty, bumpy and jumpy roads. Keith Cronin winning.
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Seen here is the famous Saint James's Gate complex belonging to Guinness in Dublin.
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Now it is only ruins and ivy, standing on a bluff overlooking a small river. Unlike many of the ruins dotting the Irish countryside this one was not destroyed in some war or conflict but in a conflagration that...
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The ferryman was paid out of the toll levied on anyone crossing the bridge, costing half of one pence or a ha'penny.
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Easy to confuse with shags, usually cormorants will have a white patch, as seen in the image above, around the thigh and also cormorants are more likely to be found inland even at lake and river sites.
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Time flies by, another year has passed and it is now Saint Patrick's Day again, 2015 this time!
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Scenic green road in Ireland's autumnal countryside. Red berries, ivy, ash trees and grass make up this scene - an old thoroughfare. Panoramic Ireland.
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The summer heatwave of 2018 turns Ireland from typical lush green to unusual yellow and brown. Landscapes in the west of Ireland look different to normal.
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The Irish national flag consists of three equal vertical stripes: green on the hoist side, white in the centre, and orange on the fly. It is often mistakenly described as green, white and gold — but orange is correct,...
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It's fun and exciting to lead photography tours in Dublin, meeting everyone from professional photographers to those who just enjoy taking photos.
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Walking in Ireland is a pleasure but can sometimes be a disappointment especially given the better levels of access to the countryside that other countries enjoy.
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As the sun sets, three horses walk along a ridge in an Irish field with clouds catching the end of day colour in the open sky.
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