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Ireland, despite a northerly latitude, sees little snow in the winter.
Indeed the countryside remains green for most of the dark months of the year, here mid-winter in the west of
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The Irish summer is a strange thing, one day can be hot and sunny and then the next day is cloudy, cold and raining.
And of course we can get all of that in one day
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Lots of colour in places as we head towards the end of October, the recent good spell of warm weather is over and colder, more usual, temperatures have followed.
A proliferation of
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Polarising filters are probably the most important filters in photography.
To understand when to use polarisers, it is important to understand reflectance.
Simply put,
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The weather has been marvellous over the past week in Ireland, although some cold air has arrived to bring frost but at least no ...
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Little bunches of daffodils in a stone wall field in the west of Ireland.
Each bunch looks about the right size to make a perfect gift of flowers, ready to cut straight from the field.
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The little bit of snow we have had in recent days in Ireland has now gone, melted more by heavy rains than warming temperatures.
Today saw some bright and sunny winter clear skies but
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I have written about Torc Waterfall in County Kerry before, my last visit was during the
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Ireland is currently (July 18th 2021) in the grip of a heatwave, one that has seen high temperatures all over the island including Northern Ireland's highest recorded temperature of
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Rural lanes in Ireland or Green Roads are remnants of old, sometimes ancient, paths through the countryside. Here on a fine winter's day I headed into the green and colourful landscape to view
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The greenery of a woodland clearing is a relaxing place to stop and admire the scenery of the natural environment.
Here, a mixed woodland of native Irish trees on the left gives way to
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Rivers, streams, waterfalls and deciduous woodlands are a favourite photographic subject of mine and for many photographers.
Here, it is easy to see why. An old stone bridge sits spans
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From the coast to the mountains - a few weeks ago I headed to the coast for sunrise, the morning's forecast was for sunshine and a bright start to the day.
In reality it was dull and
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Sheep find shelter on a lonely, almost treeless landscape in the Irish mountains.
At the end of a photography workshop, after photographing a small river and
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Ireland's waterfalls are often famous, places such as Torcand
Despite the Coronavirus pandemic stifling access to the countryside in April 2020, nature continues on and the green hillside landscapes of Ireland are looking lush right now.
Green is
...This ancient, tree-lined, grass-covered lane hasn't seen much traffic except for hooves of sheep for many decades.
Here it is filled with sheep
...Life in some ways during the current lockdown due to Coronavirus / COVID-19 is continuing as normal, at least in the countryside.
Here sheep roam the fields, one field actually, this
...The mightiest tree in the forest, an Irish woodland.
A recent visit through an Irish woodland saw me find and photograph the mightiest tree in the forest, pictured here.
It
...A lot has been written about scenic drives in Ireland, there is the Wild Atlantic Way as well as the Causeway Coastal Route to name two routes but the whole country is scenic.
For
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