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It has been a late night here at Panoramic Ireland HQ (a field on the edge of Ireland) as the full moon, supermoon, harvest moon combo was partially eclipsed by Earth's shadow at 03:44 this
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The razorbill is a native seabird to Ireland and to Scotland which is where this image is from, over on Mull just up the coast from my home county of Antrim right in the north east corner of
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I have written about the fascinating fulmar before on Panoramic Ireland,
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Chris Shiflett brought his solo tour opener to Ireland last night, March 20th 2024 in the Green Room at The Academy on Abbey Street in Dublin.
Rumour has it the Foo
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Storm Gerrit has raged across Ireland bringing stormy winds and rain in December 2023.
Here, a flooded landscape with water levels rising rapidly, covering ground
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Storm Gerrit rolled in after Christmas this year, but in the calm between the storms with Pia denying Ireland a white Christmas, a break in the weather to give a beautiful Christmas Day sunset
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Lots of colour in places as we head towards the end of October, the recent good spell of warm weather is over and colder, more usual, temperatures have followed.
A proliferation of
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I don't use my mobile phone for serious photography but I do often take personal images, videos and quick overviews of landscape scenes when making long exposures for instance.
But I
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Not as famous as the better known stretches of ...
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I have photographed many cows throughout Ireland over the years but rarely somewhere as scenic as this.
On top of a grassy hill in County Wexford, the south-eastiest part of Ireland's
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There is little more enjoyable in spring than walking through a woodland filled with bluebells.
Here, a path leading through the scene deeper into the forest.
Bluebells
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It's an exciting time here in Ireland, Saint Patrick's Day has just finished, the Irish rugby team won the Six Nations and remains at number one in the world.
It is also the
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Adobe's Lightroom, known as Lightroom Classic to distinguish it from the cloud-based Lightroom CC, is one of the best image editing programs to be found. Undoubtedly, Lightroom
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Winter is a perfect time for photography in Ireland, there are stormy days and calm days like here in this image - days with bright golden sunshine.
The
Polarising filters are probably the most important filters in photography.
To understand when to use polarisers, it is important to understand reflectance.
Simply put,
...Summer, or the light half of the year, ends at Halloween or more accurately, Samhain, in the Irish tradition.
Here, a sunset seascape from the Irish coast as the light half of the year
...Another year is almost over and Adobe has announced major updates to its Photoshop, Lightroom and Bridge applications.
Here, one of my favourites with changes to layout in Adobe Bridge
...It's a busy time for Panoramic Ireland at the moment, the long summer days see me busy leading photography tours and workshops in Ireland.
I have also been photographing a lot of music
...A recent visit to the Antrim Coast, one of the finest sections of coast in the world, saw me heading off to ...
The fulmar Fulmarus glacialis is not a native bird to Ireland, although it is now resident here all year round having first been recorded on the island in 1911.
It is similar
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