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Field notes, location guides, and photography stories from across Ireland.
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The Casino at Marino
Guide
The Casino at Marino is widely regarded as Ireland's finest neo-classical building.
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The Old Stone Bridge and Waterfall
Photo Tours
I found this old stone bridge recently, having photographed the valley in which it sits I climbed down off the road, slipping most of the way on the steep incline that was boggy and wet.
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Street Performance World Championships
Guide
The Street Performance World Championships held in Dublin's Merrion Square at the weekend. The weather held and plenty of people turned out to see the various street performers that ranged from jugglers to sword...
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A Few Days in Dingle
Photo Tours
As I mentioned in previous posts, this week saw me returning to Dingle in Ireland's southwest.
Read MoreCome Visit us at the Christchurch Cathedral Crypt Market
Guide
We will be selling some of our favourite prints at the Christchurch Cathedral Market in Dublin this weekend.
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Photography Workshop in Dingle
Photo Tours
I have been spending time photographing and leading photography workshops recently in Dingle, Ireland's most westerly peninsula in County Kerry.
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Tall Ships Leave Dublin
Guide
A fine visit to the Tall Ships in Dublin today. This morning was a good fine morning, a little chilly for August though.
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The River Liffey and Samuel Beckett Bridge at Sunset, Dublin
Photo Tours
A recent photography workshop saw me photographing at one of Dublin 's scenic locations, the Samuel Beckett Bridge as it spans the River Liffey.
Read MoreA Little Bit About Dublin
Guide
Sitting on the River Liffey as it enters the Irish Sea at Dublin Bay after 78 miles, Dublin has seen human settlement back to prehistoric times, but it isn't until 841AD when the vikings created a harbour on the River...
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Cobh, County Cork
Photo Tours
Cobh, a port town in Cork Harbour is best known to the world as the last port of call for RMS Titanic, the ill-fated luxury liner that sank on her maiden voyage across the Atlantic in 1912.
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Cygnets on St. Stephen's Green
Guide
The city centre of Dublin would appear to be lacking in wildlife, aside from the creatures that frequent the city's nightclubs on weekend nights!
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Somewhere, Beyond the Sea
Photo Tours
On a recent photography workshop to my own part of Ireland, the Antrim Coast, we stopped on our way between photographing waterfalls and caves to photograph the scene stretching before us across the sea of Moyle towards...
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12hrs in Dublin
Guide
The weather changes so quick here in Ireland that I always recommend keeping an eye on the weather forecast - it gets more accurate the closer you get. It's hard to trust anything more than 3 days ahead.
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Daybreak on the Irish Sea Coast of Ireland
Photo Tours
Pink sky in the morning, day breaks as the sun nears the horizon once again spilling colour throughout the seascape without a care.
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