INIS TEARAGHT ROCKS, CO. KERRY You’re looking at the westernmost part of Ireland, the Tiaracht Rocks off the small and inhospitable Tearaght Island, also known as An Tiaracht as Gaeilge, 12.5km west of the Irish coast. From here, it’s open...
I was delighted to be interviewed about "The Skelligs: Islands on the Edge of the World" on the radio last night. You can listen back to the interview on The Last Word on Today FM below.
Delighted to have had a great interview with Sean Rocks on RTE Radio 1's arts programme "Arena" about my latest book "The Skelligs: Islands on the Edge of the World". Have a listen below!
I'm delighted with a new article that was in today's Irish Examiner featuring an interview with me about my new book "The Skelligs: Islands on the Edge of the World". Head on over to the Examiner's website to read it!...
In this episode, I tell you about the Greenland photo expedition I'm co-hosting with Daniel Bergman in 2020. You'll hear about my previous trips to Scoresby Sound in Eastern Greenland and why I think this is one of the greatest...
In this episode, I talk about my adventures photographing Lemon Rock and the Skelligs from my new RIB. I also discuss what goes in to buying and running such a boat.
A special episode of the podcast all about the times I had a drone failure. One was almost a disaster, but worked out well. I got one of my best images ever. The other didn't have a happy ending.
A fiery sunrise over Loop Head in Co. Clare. This point is the culmination of the line of cliffs along the Clare coast that start with the Cliffs of Moher further north. The Shannon Estuary is on the right of...
I felt like I was trapped in a Kafka story. The crew wouldn't let my pedal bike on to the ferry. "No motorbikes allowed." (Visitors aren't allowed to bring motorised vehicles on to Cape Clear.) I explained calmly that it...
A very few times a year, the city of Dubai experiences dramatic fog at sunrise. It transforms the already dramatic city into a wonderland straight out of science fiction as the skyscrapers appear to float in the sky. I don't...
In this episode of the podcast, I look back at my recent trip to Cape Clear. I talk about my fatbike and I also review some of my favourite photographs of 2018.
Cape Clear did not disappoint. The south coast of Ireland was battered by a severe storm for most of my recent stay. The winds were so high and the sea so fierce that I wondered whether they would move the...
I'm working hard on my embouchure at the moment. Apologies if that's caught you unawares. I realise you don't come to this blog expecting that kind of language. First, let me explain what it is, in case you don't know....
In this episode of the A Life in the Landscape podcast, you'll hear me talk about my new book project. I'm heading to Cape Clear island soon to start work on it. You'll also hear me talk about my music...
When I started in photography as an amateur, I had a three-megapixel camera. At the time, it was a marvel of technology. Three whole megapixels. Now, you'd feel insulted to find that few in your mobile phone. Almost 20 years...
Cape Clear Island. If you look hard enough. The image above is a photograph of Cape Clear, an island just off the south coast of Ireland. Dramatic, isn't it? To be honest, you might not spot the island at first...
In this episode, you'll hear about my recent trip to Svalbard. It was hugely successful, both as an expedition and as a photographic excursion. We photographed some remarkable locations. You'll see some of my favourite photographs from the trip below....
The alarm went off at 4am. I woke up begging for heavy cloud cover. Rain would have been perfect. After only a couple of hours sleep, I really didn't want to get up. Once again, Mother Nature took my wishes...
Small Skellig is in the Atlantic Ocean. Who would think it could cause a car collision all the way out there? My new gallery is on one of the key roads into the centre of Killarney in Co. Kerry. It's...