What is the difference between a photo tour and photography workshop?

A tour is more focused on seeing the place with a photographic emphasis while a workshop is specifically designed to concentrate on one or more aspects of your photographic technique, equipment or composition. Both are interchangeable with some overlap.

What are the best months to visit Ireland for photography?

The best months to visit are April, May, June, September and October. The days are long, the weather is often perfect and it isn't high season.

Do you offer gift vouchers for photography workshops?

Yes, we offer Gift Vouchers for Christmas and all year round for birthdays and other occasions. A photography gift voucher entitles the holder to the same benefits as a direct booking.

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Spring Rains Make the Waterfall, Ess na Crub, Glenariff, County Antrim

Located deep within the widest of the nine Glens of Antrim, Glenariff, the lesser known of the falls on the section is Ess na Crub, which means
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Happy New Year - One of the Last Sunrises of 2024, West of Ireland

Well, we're only an hour away from the start of a new year here in Ireland, 2025 is soon upon us.

The West of Ireland is one of Panoramic Ireland's favourite places,
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Red Sky at Night, Shepherd's Delight - Snow in Ireland Ahead of Storm Bert

The question is always: Does it snow in Ireland? Well, there aren't many days in the year when Ireland has snow, really only a few in a typical year and November is an unusual month to have a
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Where Ocean Meets Sky, Seascape from Ireland's Atlantic Coast

Ireland is not short of fantastic coastlines and of course as an Irish landscape photographer seascapes make up an important part of my collecton.

It should come as no surprise too that
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Panoramic Ireland - Dublin's Convention Centre, Colours of the Irish Flag

Panoramic Ireland's Dublin Photo Tours don't stop during the winter, we enjoy photographing all year round in Dublin and throughout Ireland.

Just have a look through the Blog section
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Rocks and Ocean, Photographing Ireland's Coastline

Photographing seascapes in Ireland is never boring. The varied geology of the Irish coast makes it interesting to say the least.

Here along the Wild Atlantic Way many rocks are
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Spring Rains Make the Waterfall, Ess na Crub, Glenariff, County Antrim

Located deep within the widest of the nine Glens of Antrim, Glenariff, the lesser known of the falls on the section is Ess na Crub, which means

Happy New Year - One of the Last Sunrises of 2024, West of Ireland

Well, we're only an hour away from the start of a new year here in Ireland, 2025 is soon upon us.

The West of Ireland is one of Panoramic Ireland's favourite places,

Red Sky at Night, Shepherd's Delight - Snow in Ireland Ahead of Storm Bert

The question is always: Does it snow in Ireland? Well, there aren't many days in the year when Ireland has snow, really only a few in a typical year and November is an unusual month to have a

Where Ocean Meets Sky, Seascape from Ireland's Atlantic Coast

Ireland is not short of fantastic coastlines and of course as an Irish landscape photographer seascapes make up an important part of my collecton.

Panoramic Ireland - Dublin's Convention Centre, Colours of the Irish Flag

Panoramic Ireland's Dublin Photo Tours don't stop during the winter, we enjoy photographing all year round in Dublin and throughout Ireland.

Just have a look through the Blog section

Rocks and Ocean, Photographing Ireland's Coastline

Photographing seascapes in Ireland is never boring. The varied geology of the Irish coast makes it interesting to say the least.

Here along the Wild Atlantic Way many rocks are

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