Storm Ali in Ireland, Crashing Waves by the Coast
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Not really to photograph the storm but leading a photo tour to photograph the coast, the waves and the Irish Sea. It definitely wasn't cataclysmic.
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Field notes, location guides, and photography stories from across Ireland.
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Not really to photograph the storm but leading a photo tour to photograph the coast, the waves and the Irish Sea. It definitely wasn't cataclysmic.
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Here, the lofty peaks of the narrow peninsula are overshadowed by clouds, casting their shadows onto the brown and green valley below.
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The greylag goose Anser anser is not a common sight in Ireland yet in some of the wetlands around the country it is possible to see these majestic birds like here with several young enjoying a dinner of grass.
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I'm from the area originally and used to cycle out to the Causeway when studying for my Bsc Geography in nearby Coleraine.
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Since 1974 the outline of The Irish Trader, a coal transporting ship, has made an interesting focal point on the long sandy beach at Baltray County Louth on Ireland's Irish Sea coast.
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Sometimes for the traveller and photographer it is easy to be swayed by the charms of the more famous locations in a country or region.
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Altocumulus undulatus clouds over the west of Ireland in the summer heatwave 2018 reflecting in the calm waters on a hot day.
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It has been a busy few weeks here at panoramicireland.com, we have covered Ireland's largest music festival Electric Picnic (more to come on that) and also have been busy photographing Ireland's landscapes while leading...
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Above, collecting pollen from Erigeron flowers, below here it is seen resting on a calendula leaf amongst cultivated tomatoes with a cut leaf in its possession. I watched them flying in hot conditions with their cut...
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The Cliffs of Moher have long been one of Ireland's most popular natural sights and tourist attractions with over 1,500,000 visitors per year, and rightly so. The 9 miles / 14 kilometres of cliffs catch the bright...
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Even the graveyards of Ireland are looking green, colourful and lush at this time of year.
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Sometimes the weather doesn't give you what you want but it gives you something far far better.
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The pinks of spring cherry blossom are gone, see here for more of those.
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I won't bore you with all of the details as I have written previously about Dunluce Castle on County Antrim's Causeway Coast 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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