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July 2021 has brought some interesting weather to the island of Ireland with a new record for Northern Ireland set in Armagh at 31.4 degrees Celsius. Unusually for summer, Ireland has had warmer
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I have written about Slieve
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Ireland is a green country, except when it ...
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Morning, and a thin band of sunrise sunlight pierces thick cloud to illuminate the lower slopes of a cloud-covered mountain in the west of Ireland.
Roads like these take you into the
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Golden light slowly fills in from the east as sunrise approaches on the Irish Sea coast of Ireland.
Mountains hidden by the night slowly emerge from darkness casting off their shrouds
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Pots of gold they say, that's what you will find at the end of a rainbow.
I'm not so sure, I have photographed many rainbows over the years and upon inspection have never found any
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As I write it appears that Ireland is again heading for lockdown, the Irish government are meeting tomorrow Monday 19th October to decide on moving the country to Level 4 or Level 5, perhaps
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While museums and many indoor attractions are currently closed in Dublin - including the
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Ireland is usually seen as the Emerald Isle, with its abundance of green
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Bright sunlight and architecture always works well in photography.
What often doesn't work is shooting against or towards the sun, contre-jour - as seen here in this
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I have written about Connemara here on panoramicireland.com many times before, including
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Croagh Patrick Brocken Spectre and Ringed Glory
Ireland is a magical place, many myths and legends abound of superheroic endeavours and mysterious peoples.
That magic didn’t
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Good news that Ireland will begin to open up from Monday 8th June 2020 but even better that Panoramic Ireland's photography tours will recommence at the end of the month, 29th June
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Nestled on the banks of the River Suir bordering Tipperary and Waterford lies a small graveyard, old and overgrown like so many in Ireland.
I visited this quiet and peaceful place in
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As we all know by now, Coronavirus or COVID-19 is affecting life in all parts of the world, here in Ireland the situation is no different.
But the plan by the Irish Government to relax
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Few autumn landscape scenes can be more alluring to the photographer than a woodland stream with waterfall.
Here in Tollymore, one of Northern Ireland's most scenic
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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
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Shelter from the elements is often provided by the canopy of a woodland, but when you have a fine old stone bridge it gives even more than shelter from rain and wind, it provides shade and a
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Ireland's Wicklow Mountains are amongst the most visited in Ireland; situated just a short drive south of Dublin the Wicklow Mountains offer access to expansive landscapes like in this panorama
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As we're all stuck indoors, it's time to look through old images - travel through the archives, not the backroads of Ireland.
And here is a collage of images from Ireland, featuring
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