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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
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A recent visit to the Antrim Coast, one of the finest sections of coast in the world, saw me heading off to ...
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Sunset in the west of Ireland, the spring equinox occurred today March 20th, this sees the sun pass the equator and means that all places on earth effectively receive the same amount of
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Ireland is currently under a blanket of snow and while spring has started snow is not unusual in March.
Indeed a few years ago, in 2018, we had heavy snowfall on Saint Patrick's Day
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There is some wild weather on the way for Ireland this week, stormy winds and rain.
I am planning a visit to the west of Ireland soon and have been looking through images from previous
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Sunset in the mountains, Ireland, the sun goes down.
Valley lakes reflect the last of this day's light as the sun edges towards our apparent horizon on the mountain ridge; glints of
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Today, August 31st, marks the end of summer - meteorologically speaking - as the three hottest months of the year have now passed.
The weather has already begun to change with cooler
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Ireland has seen some weather in the past few weeks of summer 2021. A heatwave covered the island in a thick layer of warm air with temperatures regularly in the high 20s Celsius, even reaching
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Sometimes it's just as simple as this, the sun goes down and you're in the right location.
Here, the Atlantic and the sunset fast approaches. The sun appears from behind a thick band
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I wrote a few weeks ago about that magical moment on top of Croagh Patrick with a wide open panorama and brocken spectre - an atmospheric phenomenon.
You can read about that
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Weather plays a big part in outdoor photography, here the evening was cloudy and getting dark after a decent amount of sunlight during the day.
With little hope for sunlight we instead
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A storm rolls in from the northwest, across the North Atlantic towards the Sea
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I have written about Croagh Patrick many times here on Panoramic Ireland, most recently with the story of a
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Sunset is a magical time in photography, along with sunrise it makes up the best portion of the day for landscape photography.
Here, on the edge of the Atlantic, on Ireland's Wild
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Today, 17th March, is the feast day of Ireland's patron saint (one of three actually) Saint Patrick and it has been marked with a doodle on Google's search pages of Ireland's
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Dublin is a place of colour and charm, here the setting sun brightens up the sky over the River Liffey.
On the photography workshop we experimented with silhouettes of the famous
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The longer days of the year are on their way again, we are now more than 1/10th of the way through 2020 and Panoramic Ireland is running photography tours and
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The Sperrins are Northern Ireland's most extensive upland area, the mountains are very low reaching only 678m at Sawel with very little prominence.
Here they are seen at sunset with
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The sun sets on another day, another solar year passes, the days get longer from now on - Ireland and the northern hemisphere pass the the winter solstice.
In Ireland the winter
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Happy Christmas from Ireland.
It's almost the end of 2019, the decade and while there is no snow for Christmas in Ireland, here is a Christmassy / winter scene from Ireland of stone
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