In a change from my usual fair, here are some images around the West Waterford area during Autumn, 2019. Most are in the Colligan woods area. While B&W is my personal preference, it doesn’t lend itself to these kind of scenes where the colour is a key element in the image. I think every one of these images was shot using a polariser, hence the saturated colours, if anything these were muted a bit in post.
I hope you enjoy something different from me.
With a bit of exploration there are still some gems to be discovered on the Wild Atlantic way.
In this post I demonstrate the fluid nature of the coastline. Also the effect that light and mood can have on images. Featuring a stunning location near Annestown on the Copper coast in Waterford.
HV Alta ship wreck recently ran aground on the the coast of Cork near Ballycotton after years drifting across the Atlantic ocean.
Kilfarrasy is one of the most popular beaches on the Copper Coast in Waterford. Here are a few images I have captured on numerous visits in differing conditions.
Knockmahon beach is an interesting stretch of coast steeped in mining history and well worth a visit.
Ireland still has a few hidden gems, know only by locals, and that's what makes them so precious.
The second part of my autumn trip to Connemara, including lough na Fooey, and lough Corrib
Part 1 of my return visit to Connemara, including images from Derryclare Lough, and Pine Island, Doo Lough and the 12 Bens
Minard Beach on the Dingle peninsula in Kerry remains one of my favorite places to visit, and for good reason.
