Dublin's Windmill Lane needs no introduction to anyone with more than a passing interest in Irish culture and music.

There is certainly no doubt that Panoramic Ireland loves photographing Ireland and there is also no doubt that Galway is one of the favourite places for Panoramic Ireland to photograph.

Parfois Panoramic Ireland vais à la France et l'un de mes endroits préférés est le Mont Saint Michel. J'aime bien la France et je parle un peu de Francais. Je prends le ferry d'Irlande en France habituellement de Rosslare a Cherbourg. Puis je visite le grand ouest de France.

Si vous avez regardé à travers le site que vous pouvez voir que j'ai organiser privée photographie éprouve à Dublin, Belfast et dans toute l'Irlande.

Si vous souhaitez prendre un voyage de photographie et d'acquérir de nouvelles compétences, voir de nouveaux endroits au meilleur moment de la journée puis, s'il vous plaît envoyez-moi un email.

Je suis Irlandais, je suis photographe et je voudrais vous montrer le meilleur de l'Irlande et la façon d'améliorer votre photographie.

Panoramic Ireland - pour voir l'Irlande.

Like most things in Ireland, our waterfalls are not the tallest, most powerful or biggest in Europe or the world but they are certainly very characterful.

Often hidden on seacliffs or miles away from the nearest road, waterfalls in Ireland take two forms. There are the famous and not famous.

The famous waterfalls are Torc in County Kerry, Glenarriff in County Antrim, Powerscourt in County Wicklow and Aasleagh Falls on the border of County Mayo and County Galway. Glencar Waterfall in County Leitrim is the one made famous by W.B. Yeats. All the rest are the not-so famous waterfalls.

The elusive pine marten (martes martes) is the rarest of Ireland's mammals and along with our smallest, the pygmy shrew, is the one that most people are least likely to have encountered in Ireland.

Shy creatures, the pine marten is usually active at night, however I have observed them mostly during bright daylight.

Panoramic Ireland has been very busy this summer so far leading photography tours in Ireland.

Here is the first in a series of updates as to what I have been up to since last time.

Have you been to Killarney in winter?

If you visit Ireland in the winter the weather may not be the best, but it always throws up beautiful light that makes landscape photography such a delight.

Here the lakes and mountains of the Killarney National Park with snow-capped peaks and fishing boats at the end of winter. On the day that I was here with Tim, a computer programmer from Dublin we waited alomst two hours at this location as several fishermen came and went, the light changed from dull to patches of sunlight. 

Sometimes with landscape photography you want to cover several locations but on this day we were happy to get out the tripods, filters and in my case a Canon 5D Mk III and 24-70mm f2.8L lens. Tim was using a Nikon, and during the few hours we were at this location we talked about the two camera systems. We also worked on some panoramic images but the image above is my personal favourite from the day.

It makes me want to head straight back down there but of course that clear winter light and snow on the mountains will be long gone.

Have you been to Killarney? I would like to see some of your images if you have been to County Kerry; if you want to have an image on the website please send them to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Win a one-on-one photography experience in Dublin

Choose from a street option to improve your urban photography or go to the coast and create better seascapes.

Panoramic Ireland - Causeway Coast - Antrim Photo Workshop

Come join me for the weekend of the 21st and 22nd of June for a photography workshop on the beautiful Causeway Coast of Northern Ireland.

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