This gentleman named Aidan was kind enough to allow me to take his photograph as he went about his business one Saturday afternoon on his tractor in north Cavan. I can’t help but reflect on the contrast of his technology versus mine (a very technologically advanced Sony A7r camera versus a Ford tractor from the 70’s or 80’s). This diversity in rural Ireland is what still makes it special. Thank you Aidan.
Angling boats tied up at the mooring at Crom Castle in Co. Fermanagh, ready for the next fishermen to test their patience on the lake.
Today’s pick is a photo I took along the banks of the river Erne on an early Summer’s morning. Myself and my father travelled up the river by boat in a thick bank of fog. As the sun rose the fog burned off slowly leaving a 20-30 minute period of really beautiful light.
A stroll around Warsaw I encountered Old Town. This is the marketplace in the heart of the Old Town.
This one was taken in June 2013 in Donegal near Mt. Errigal at 5:35am. I had camped out in the jeep that night waiting for the very early morning light and wasn’t disappointed with super quality of light.
This past week I discovered a part of my locality that caught me completely by surprise. I have been to parts of the Cuilcagh Mountains in Cavan several times to photograph Tullydermot waterfall but had not discovered the Cavan Burren (a limestone plateau that is listed as an UNESCO Geopark and littered with megalithic tombs […]
You’ve been shooting all day, your memory cards are full of photographic goodness and now its time to import them and take a look at the fruits of your labor. You quickly flag the keepers and discard the others. Sounds familiar so far, right ? But perhaps there is further potential in that pile of […]
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