Dun Briste or The Broken Fort
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The sea stack of Dun Briste on County Mayo's north coast is one of the most spectacular scenes on a spectacular coastline stretching over 2,500km along Ireland's Atlantic seaboard.
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The sea stack of Dun Briste on County Mayo's north coast is one of the most spectacular scenes on a spectacular coastline stretching over 2,500km along Ireland's Atlantic seaboard.
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As seen here the fine Causeway Coast in County Antrim.
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Photographing clouds and other scenes as I waited for the sky to darken, I was greeted about an hour after sunset with more and more cloud. Thickening all the while, I eventually lost sight of any open sky.
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I've been busy over the past few weeks, first with a trip to London to photograph Marillion at the Royal Albert Hall and then a photography assignment in Cork , Ireland's southern city.
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Like a scene from a Western film we watched the riderless horses, with their sheeny-sweaty musculature, rounding up the relaxing cattle and herding them off into the large field before returning to the shady coolness...
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Panoramic Ireland are now taking bookings for our residential photography courses situated in Galway in the west of Ireland.
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It seems that during the whole lockdown due to coronavirus / COVID-19 that everything has stopped but life does go own, nature has its own rhythms and the seasons change just like they do every year - although in recent...
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Getting close to the action is sometimes necessary to get a better perspective when photographing , in any circumstances whether it be landscapes or street photos. In this case it involved getting wet feet, and a wet...
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Yes—but rarely. Snow in Ireland typically falls only a few days each year, usually between January and February, and is often light and short-lived.
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And with the late afternoon sun was dipping just below that ridge, the perfect time for a starburst.
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A few weeks ago I was hiking in the Irish mountains covered with snow and thought to myself that this is probably the last time until the end of the year that I will be able to photograph snow.
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For when the weather isn't quite a s good as it should be.
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I have just created a new voucher for a photography workshop in Dublin, and I chose the image above of a stormy morning by the coast of the capital; blue hour is well under way as crashing waves fill the rocky shore...
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This image is from Armagh City , the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland, being the site of an ancient fort, Navan Fort , and the place where Saint Patrick established his principal church in Ireland in 444 AD.
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