Irish Landscape Photographer, Workshop Leader. Limerick Native. Prints and workshops available on my website below. Nikon shooter. Currently in Australia 🇦🇺
Absolutely biblical skies in Tasmania at 4am this morning. I’m leaving today and knew I could not pass up this opportunity for such a large solar storm. Here’s the image. I actually had to de-saturate the colours. Clouds glowing red. Insane. Shot on Nikon. Rt appreciated
I turn 29 today, been doing photography around 6 years now and this is probably still one of my favourite images to date. Tough to get creative at this iconic spot but the conditions on this particular evening were incredible. Almost a year to the day too! Have a good weekend 👌🏻
I’m delighted to be back on Achill Island again for the start of my 2023 workshops. I’ve a feeling this place will be a lot more crowded than usual in the coming months.
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Cliffs of Moher Sunset. Incredible scenes to witness and a privilege to photograph. Taken on
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Z6 with 14-30 F4 lens. I’m very happy with this shot. It helps reinforce why we do what we do. RT’s always appreciated
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The southern Aurora right now and it looks like end of the world stuff. Never seen this before the colour and intensity is insane. Visible to naked eye. Amazing
This image will live long in the memory. I’ve never in my life seen a rainbow form as good as this, never mind photograph it. What a way to end an incredible day of photography and hiking in Dingle. RT appreciated.
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Z6 and 14-30mm lens
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Hiking through a valley in Connemara I came across this old tree growing out of the verge. Knew it would make a brilliant subject for an image and all I had to do then was wait for the light. Taken a few weeks ago. 📍Inagh Valley
The old Ryan’s daughter schoolhouse at sunset on the Dingle Peninsula with the blaskets islands and Dunmore Head in the background. What a sight
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Last stop for this weekends workshop is a sunrise at Keem Bay once again. This time we got an incredible sky. Day of rain ahead no doubt with that sky
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My favourite view of Ireland’s Cliffs of Moher and where I experienced one of the best sunsets back in January. Scenes like this are just so rare and when you capture an image from an iconic location you’d be happy to never bring the camera back out here again. All RT appreciated
A picture perfect scene from one of Irelands most iconic locations in the west. Pine island, Derryclare Lough, Co Galway. Symmetry, fog, golden light, doesn’t get much better than that.
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Z6 with 24-70 lens. RT appreciated as always
In May of last year I got to spend a night on the Blasket Islands off the coast of Kerry in Ireland and these are the three images I captured. This place is absolutely magic
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Magic Connemara nights under the stars. The milky way arching over this fishing hut and if you look in the center of the frame you can see faint purple glow of the northern lights. Special 👌🏻
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Z6 and 24mm 1.8.
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Milky Way pano shot from the Blasket Islands. You can see Dunquin and the Dingle Peninsula in the background.
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Z6 II with 24mm 1.8s lens.
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As much as I enjoy taking photographs, video is definitely my favourite thing to capture and edit. Take 60 seconds out of your day to watch this and appreciate Ireland’s magic coastline. Shot and produced by myself using aerial footage. RT appreciated 👍🏻
The Blaskets and An Tiaracht looking well today in Dingle. Quick iPhone snap while out on a hike. No gear with me. Probably one of the finest coastal views in Ireland
A phenomenal sunset last year at the Ryan’s Daughter Schoolhouse on the Dingle Peninsula. It really is a shame to have this building lying derelict.
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Z6 with 14-30mm lens
What an absolute treat to photograph the zodiacal light above the cliffs of moher. A shot I’ve wanted to get for quite some time but Is only possible at certain points of the year. Captured on
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Z6.
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Magic under the stars in Killarney this week. Brilliant to get back out shooting the Milky Way. Probably my favourite genre of landscape photography.
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Z6 II with 24mm 1.8 S
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Proud to say I’ve now photographed the aurora in both hemispheres! This was taken a few nights ago in St Helens, Tasmania. Another unique experience was seeing the bioluminescence light up the water blue. Pure magic. RT appreciated as always
This is a panorama of the Milky Way arching over Three Castle Head in Co Cork. What makes this image really unique is the fact you can see the Aurora in left hand side of the frame. Could not believe it. Chuffed with this.
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Z6 and 20mm.
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This mother and foal looking for treasure under the rainbow! I waited for a long time with the camera hoping the showers would pass over me. Rainbows always form directly opposite the sun. 📍Cliffs of Moher. RT appreciated as always
I’ll stop spamming your twitter feeds now but this the sunset I waited for. 10 minutes later I was engulfed in rain and that was the end of the shoot which is a shame but I think I got something decent! Hope you’ve enjoyed the videos and photos from Dingle today. Feel free to RT
Moonlit landscape taken on the summit of Diamond Hill in Connemara Co Galway. A really incredible sight to witness, leave the eyes adjust and it doesn’t take long to see this!
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Honestly I don’t think a screen could portray the colours it was almost an assault on the eyes it was that intense 😂 this is what the back of my camera looked like during the night.
This one needs a click. Why Twitter done away with full crop preview I don’t know but anyway. Here’s a 25 second exposure from one of the Three Sisters in Dingle Co Kerry. Can you spot the photographer down below giving the scene some scale?
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The Burren in Co Clare inspired JRR Tolkien for his Lord of the Rings creations and it’s hard not to see why. An incredible place with unique landscapes at every corner and I never get tired of photographing it. RT appreciated as always
One of Ireland’s most famous bays under the Galactic Core. This is Keem on Achill Island and it’s nearly more magical at night than it is during the day. Shot on Nikon Z6
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The shapes of Mullaghmore in the Burren, Co Clare never cease to amaze me. Circular patterns etched out of limestone rock. Mental. Here’s a shot from a few weeks back as it peaked out of the fog.
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Searching for Gold in the west of Ireland. This one will need a click to see in full! A double rainbow is always a cool thing to see and photograph. RT appreciated as always. Shot on Nikon Z6 II
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with 24-120 S
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Magic night under the stars at Keem Bay. Beautiful dark skies in this iconic spot. Looking forward to returning in March! RT appreciated as always. All my work is available on my website for purchase
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The thrill of chasing the light. Hard to describe but this is a little insight into what I see while out shooting. I’ve kept in audio too, you’ll hear me talking to myself and breathing heavily as I run around like a madman! Immerse yourself in the WAW 🌊🌅 RT appreciated
A shot taken during a storm in Doolin, Co Clare. I’m sure it’ll be even more violent tomorrow and Wednesday. Stay safe
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Z6 with 70-300 AF-P lens
An incredible experience last year photographing the Northern Lights over Downpatrick Head in Co Mayo. Hopefully I’ll get the chance again this year. RT appreciated as always. Shot on Nikon Z6
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A simple image taken on a crystal clear morning on Achill Island. In the distance you can see the mountains of Connemara which is just incredible. Couple of sheep enjoying the morning sun too