Sunset at Dunaff Bay
I visited Donegal over the weekend to meet a great group of like-minded people and do a little thing called a Photowalk. Ah what…
I visited Donegal over the weekend to meet a great group of like-minded people and do a little thing called a Photowalk. Ah what…
A Sligo Landscape | The sun sets upon another day at Enniscrone Golf Course in Sligo, the Club House in the background and a still river in the foreground reflecting the magenta tinged clouds above.
This image was taken not long after entering the Massy Woods in the Dublin Mountains, just after sun rise. Winter’s naked branches of an ancient oak reach for the sky, surrounded by the green canopy of nearby pine trees
A Dublin Landscape | An ancient Oak silently holds audience deep in the forest surrounded by his younger saplings in Messy’s Wood in the Dublin Mountains
A Dublin Seascape | A image showing the view of the famous Dublin landmark of Poolbeg Generating Station’s Chimney Stacks as seen from Seapoint near Blackrock.
A Wicklow Seascape | As the tide recedes upon Bray Beach in Wicklow it leaves exposed seaweed covered rocks and small rivulets in this Black and White image.
A Wicklow Landscape | The Cloghoge Brook gently wanders through the wicklow countryside as light shafts fall upon the Luggala Mountain
A Floral Image | A photograph from a recent wander around my local park showing the first buds of a new spring emerging from a tree after its winter slumber.
A Wicklow Seascape | Strong winds stir up the Irish sea to crash upon this lone rock as the clouds rush overhead in this 3 minute long exposure image from Naylor’s Cover in Bray, Co Wicklow in Ireland
A Wicklow Seascape | The sun has just crested the horizon sending its warm golden light down to Naylor’s Cove in Bray, Co. Wicklow. The 2nd image from my recent visit to this location, this one being just after sunrise.
A Wicklow Seascape | Here’s the 1st image from my recent trip to Bray Head in Wicklow. As a new day starts the sun slowly begins to warm the skies, yet there’s not enough light yet to warm the cool sea and the cliffs are left as a silhouette.
I was approached by one of the editors of a UK Magazine called Photo Professional back in December. They were producing a special feature covering every aspect of launching a photography business and wanted to get some insights from me on my own experiences. The issue was published last week and I thought I’d share the story.