On this visit the view from Dingle of Ireland's Magillycuddy's Reeks, the highest mountains in the country, with snow-capped whiteness was captivating as seen in this image.
It was a bright day with the blue sky and white snow sitting high above the bay filled with Atlantic water was worthy of stopping for. Patrick had visited Ireland before and is an experienced photographer, having visited over 50 countries.
This was Patrick's first time visiting the west coast of Ireland and having heard about the Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland's 2,500km coastal drive along the western seaboard, he wanted to spend a day photographing the sights close to his arrival point of Shannon. He was travelling around the coast in his rental car and I arranged to meet him at an easy point where he followed me to our first stopping point.
Of course, it wasn't the only time that we photographed the snow-capped mountains, as we travelled around and enjoyed Dingle, the Magillycuddy's Reeks were often on the horizon.
As a landscape photographer in Ireland where snow is rare it is always enjoyable to see snow and Patrick saw scenery that he had not expected to find in Ireland, particularly snowy mountains.
To book a private photography experience with Panoramic Ireland on Ireland's Dingle Peninsula, choose the "Photo Workshops" option in the menu above then in the drop down options choose "Book a Dingle, Ireland Photo Tour" . Alternatively click here.
Panoramic Ireland's next Dingle Photography Workshop is taking place:
Date: 15/03/2016 and 16/03/2016
Venue: Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland
Description: A panoramic photography workshop in the southwest of Ireland. From planning to printing, conceive, make and process panoramic images to print. The day will start late-morning and finish after sunset, we will cover a range of landscapes and subject matter before editing and processing to create print-ready images.
Cost: €395 for full day, private workshop
Below is a short video from Dingle showing the majestic landscapes we encountered along the way.
And you can read about a previous visit to Dingle for a photography workshop here.
