Bright and Colourful Winter in Ireland
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Wisping cloud forms on the ridge and blows past the crevices of the Irish mountains.
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Field notes, location guides, and photography stories from across Ireland.
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Guide
Wisping cloud forms on the ridge and blows past the crevices of the Irish mountains.
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After some time, travelling and photographing - exploring with camera I headed back to work on the edits. The day was long and I spent the evening moving images to the computer but I didn't start editing as an early...
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Winter snow blankets the Irish mountains as sunset approaches. Winter 2020 has seen little snow but there is still time for photography adventures in the snow.
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Sitting on the edge of a small lake at the foot of Errigal, Donegal's highest mountain at 751m, this church dates to the middle of the 19th century and has been unused for over 50 years.
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So, here's an image from this week, a few days before Christmas from the west of Ireland.
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And even for the non-photographers among us it was a chance to savour the scenery and the weather as it changed moment by moment in front of us.
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Here my favourite tree in both images is set against a sunset sky, the first evening was a bright and colourful night with few clouds allowing the glow of the last rays of sunlight to brighten the sky and reflect off...
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I photographed the sites on the first evening of operation, and from what I saw there is definitely a new contender in Dublin for top selfie location and that is the Millennium Bridge. A place that might even beat the...
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But it turns out to have been a very good afternoon's sightseeing in the city, covering several miles.
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And what a pretty scene it makes, don't you think?
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Sometimes it's more the typical postcard kind of image, when the weather is appropriate like here.
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The campanile is of course a bell tower, finished in 1853 and designed by the famous architect Charles Lanyon. A bell tower has existed on the site since before the foundation of the university as this part of Dublin...
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Storm at the Giant's Causeway, breaking waves from a Panoramic Ireland photography workshop
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Here, on a calm and misty day the colours from the elegant beech tree make the journey into the countryside worthwhile.
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