I saw a large print of the Small Skellig in the window of the studio last year in Killarney and have finally purchased one for our new home. It is superb! I would definitely recommend Peter Cox Photography!
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Anton Marinov
Absolute masterpiece!
We ordered the Exhibition, ready-to-hang version of this photo and it is absolutely stunning and breath-taking!
It was delivered promptly and well packaged, without any damage to the packaging or the photo/frame itself.
It is something we now enjoy in our bedroom and despite the stormy weather, there is something calming about it!
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Michelle Connolly
Striking
Ive been looking at this for years in Peters book. And this week im bringing her home, ready to be hung. It represents alot to me personally. How so much stormy seasons can still be so beautiful x
Thank you Peter
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Derek Keating
Small Skellig
A beautiful picture. A perfect centrepiece for our living room
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John Herlihy
Small skellig
Beautiful picture looks amazing in black frame, originally saw this in their Killarney showroom and left a lasting impression.
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Skellig Michael is one of my favourite locations anywhere in the world. It has long been my desire to photograph the 6th century monastery here in good light, and in mid-2012 I was given the opportunity to do just that. Access to the island is restricted with tourists only permitted between the hours of 10am and 4pm - which is unfortunately when the light is at its worst during the summer months.
On this occasion I was able to overnight on the island and was granted a spectacular sunrise, which you see here.
The 'beehive' huts here are drystone construction and have stood in more or less this condition since the monastery was abandoned in the 13th century. Even the ground on which they are built is remarkable, as it's a man-made terrace produced by building up hundreds of tons of rock held in by a series of retaining walls. The monks had no choice in this, as there is virtually no naturally occurring flat space on the island.
Unbelievable piece of Artwork for my living room, I absolutely love it, from the top of the sky to the little wildflowers in the field. It always catches my eye when I come into the room. Highly recommend Peter, great customer service and delivery was spot on.
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The Fastnet is the southernmost point of Ireland, and known as "Ireland's Teardrop" as it was often the last sight of home for emigrants heading to the New World.
Seen here in the aftermath of a storm, the trough of a swell passes by the rock, revealing details not normally seen.
Wow! Breath taking photo of the Fastnet Lighthouse
I absolutely love my picture of the Fastnet Lighthouse-Peter framed it and shipped it out to New Zealand, it arrived in perfect condition and very speedily,I am wowed by it every time I look at it 😍
Maree Scott
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Anthony Griffin
Stormy Fastnet Rock
I bought this as a gift for my wife earlier in thhe year and i am still getting thanks forf it. Spectacular image.
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This is an iconic location, the view down the slip road to the harbour at Dunquin (Dún Chaoin), at the tip of the Dingle peninsula. From here you can catch the boat to the Blasket Islands.
Made on a stormy afternoon using a long exposure, the waves have turned to mist, swirling around the rocks just offshore.
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Inis Meáin (Inishmaan) is the middle of the three Aran Islands which are strung across the mouth of Galway Bay.
This image was made at Poll an tSéideáin (Hole of the Blowing Spray) on the island's west coast. Oileán na Tuí (Straw Island) is visible on the horizon to the left of frame.
Poll an tSéideáin is so named because there is long but shallow cave at sea level that causes the sea to react dramatically in a swell, sending up massive curtains of spray. On this particular evening there was a five meter swell running with a fresh wind, resulting in some truly impressive seas.
The cliffs here are about 30 meters high at this point yet the spray from the incoming waves are easily reaching their tops.
Poll an tSéideáin, Inis Meáin, Aran Islands, Co.Galway
I purchased this as a gift for my cousin, her Mother is a native of the island and therefore the place holds a very special place in her heart and now in her home too! The service was swift and smooth, thank you!
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Clogher is the place to be in a westerly storm. It's a fairly narrow bay and the wind and waves coming through it are always amplified. Never more so than on this stormy afternoon in January 2014. The wind was so fierce that it was a challenge to stand, let alone make photographs and the spray was constant.
Inis Tuaisceart, the Sleeping Giant, is visible on the horizon just past the breaking wave.
I love it, i was in your store back in August and bought it for myself. I spent my childhood summers in Dingle, so I decided to buy it for my father. Kind regards Jennifer Kirwan
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Rachel
Fantastic picture
I recently purchased this picture for my brothers 40th birthday. We have amazing memories of kerry so this was the perfect picture for a piece of kerry at home. The quality of the picture and frame are brilliant. I couldn’t thank Peter Cox’s enough for the quick delivery and lovely gift wrapping. I can’t wait to buy another piece