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The coast of Ireland is perfect for landscape or seascape photography, and perfect for relaxation too. Here, a stormy Atlantic sunset over County Kerry's Blasket Islands makes you just want to stop and watch. Which is what we did on a photo tour to Ireland's most westerly peninsula, Dingle.
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Light is important in photography, especially in landscape photography. I have written about the difference in light and its effects on the look and feel of a landscape image here. The two images in this post is from one of my favourite places in Ireland, the west coast - taken two nights apart.
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For over 10 years now Panoramic Ireland's famous Dublin Photo Tours have been taking locals and visitors alike around Dublin's famous and not so famous sights. Yesterday was no exception with RM in from Austin, Texas. We headed off in the afternoon to explore some of the city's interesting places. The weather was fine, and it was my first full…
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Landscape photography is an interesting pursuit, sometimes you end up with blue skies and sunny conditions and sometimes the moody, dramatic image as seen here. Weather does play a factor, here we had the drama of an Irish sky, a little bit of blue but mostly diffuse light and really quite suitable to the subject matter in this case. Rugged,…
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Storm waves break on the basalt columns of Northern Ireland's famous Giant's Causeway. From a recent photography workshop to one of the planet's finest stretches of coastline - the Antrim Coast. On this workshop, L.L. from California, wanted to visit the famous rock formations believed in legend to have been created by a famous Irish giant named Finn McCool or …
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Polarising filters, also known as polarisers or circular polarisers are essential filters in any photographer's kit. Usually in the form of a screw-in filter, polarisers block out some polarised light allowing only light travelling in one direction to pass through the filter to reach the sensor. Simply, we use polarisers for one reason - to reduce glare or reflected light…
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Dublin is a fine city of wide avenues and cobbled streets lined with pubs. Famed for its nightlife the world over, Dublin has more pubs than any other county or city in Ireland. With approximately 750 pubs, that figure was a lot more in the past, Dublin's pubs are often cited by tourists and visitors to the city as one…
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Panoramic Ireland made a return visit to the Antrim Coast this week saw me leading a photography workshop to capture the landscapes and seascapes of this geologic region of Ireland that includes the Causeway Coast, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Giant's Causeway. Approximately 8m in height, Glenariff waterfall is located deep in its own valley in the Glens…
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The West of Ireland - what does it conjure up in your imagination? For me, the imagination is real, a place I visit and explore and enjoy and live in often. Those wide open spaces, rugged mountains of weathered rock just holding their own against the creeping boglands that cover the region. This is a scene that conveys that western…
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Street photography is an interesting pursuit, often requiring more patience than landscape photography. Street photography often suits inclement weather, but more often than not it suits bright, sunshiny, direct light.
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The softness of the Irish landscape is here complemented by the softness of the Irish weather. A chilly start to the day before the sun warmed the green and grey of the west of Ireland, clouds gently lifted from the lake towards the weathered mountain tops. And then, on we go capturing scenes from this scenic part of the world.…
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Northern Ireland's UNESCO World Heritage Site - the Giant's Causeway on the Antrim Coast. It's a fine place, perfect for exploring your skills and vision as a photographer. As with any landscape photography the weather often adds drama or puts obstacles in the way and that is all part of the charm of being out in the open.
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Sunsets are a strange thing, amazing to watch and enjoy yet many feel that they are not worthy of a place in landscape photography. It's an interesting idea, the concept of not photographing one of the most spectacular, and common, natural events that you can witness. Never the same twice, the sunset can give us plenty to think about as…
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Panoramic Ireland, that's me by the way - my name is Darren, create photography workshops and tours in Ireland. My private and small group tours and workshops are designed to work with your schedule and your interests, to help improve your image making skills or to show you the best, mostly hidden, places in Ireland. Because my tours are private,…
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