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Field notes, location guides, and photography stories from across Ireland.
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Learn how to make better landscape images with me, a professional travel photographer who has worked with the biggest names in international publishing, photographed many of the world's biggest bands and has...
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One night you might hear a haunting violin in a candlelit chapel. The next, you could be watching world-class theatre under the stars or discovering a jazz trio tucked away in a hidden courtyard. Everywhere you turn,...
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And here the reflections are as good as they get, the beauty of the green landscape of woodland trees are mirrored almost perfectly in the still waters of the lake.
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Kilkenny is known as Ireland's Medieval City and is a charming place, located 90 minutes from Dublin it is also very easy to visit.
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We're now rightly through December and on our way to the end of 2017.
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Kilkenny City in Ireland, the Marble City is voted in top 10 friendliest cities in the world by Conde Nast and top in Europe.
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Farming is the mainstay of the local economy and the Sperrins retain a traditional charm that much of the rest of Ireland has lost over the years due to, in places, uncontrolled rural development.
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Trees provide a focal point for photography whether that be standalone trees on ridges or hills, deciduous woodlands or planted neatly in urban parks .
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Panoramic Ireland's famous photo tours and workshops will restart throughout Ireland on June 29th 2020. Join us anywhere in Ireland.
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Tipperary’s blue and gold are usually associated with sport, but they also appear naturally in the Irish countryside — blue skies, golden crops and green fields combining into a scene that feels distinctly local to this...
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The rugged mountains of Ireland stand over the flat boglands of waterlogged earth.
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In Northern Ireland, herring gulls experienced a population increase during the 1950s-1970s, in the Seabird Colony Register census from 1985-1988 there were 17,561 pairs of herring gulls in NI while in a follow-up...
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Sometimes the weather forecast shows for cloudy, boring and rainy weather here in Ireland.
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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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It's always a delight to photograph in the snow given its true ephemeral nature on Ireland's warm and green landscape.
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