Dublin's River Liffey and Morning Reflections
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Here is one from the morning, an early morning just after sunrise, of that low sunlight shining on to the quayside buildings.
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Here is one from the morning, an early morning just after sunrise, of that low sunlight shining on to the quayside buildings.
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The weathering of the stone has allowed lichens and mosses to stain the headstones and the metal railings have rusted but these are still in good condition.
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I have written about Irish donkeys before, I'm sure you know how to search for that article - it's easy so go ahead and if you can't find then ask me how.
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Here I have tried out the Timewarp also known as Hyperlapse and this was all done in camera, only the text and music were added afterwards.
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The weather does play an important factor in landscape photography, more often than not but reacting to the conditions that the day gives is very rewarding. There is always something to photograph in any weather, join...
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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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