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Geokaun Mountain is the highest point on Valentia Island. In this classic panoramic view looking east, Fort Point and the Valentia lighthouse are visible in the bottom right. Beginish Island and Doulus Head also make an appearance.
I was even able to bribe some sheep to wander into the frame at left for the authentic rural Irish experience!
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On the Kerry side of the Healy Pass on the Beara Peninsula, the road winds up the side of Glanmore. This view, looking west across the valley shows Lackabane with clouds kissing its summit. The stream flows past the remains of a farm building down into Glanmore Lake, out of sight at the bottom of the valley.
This was a dirty day with frequent heavy rain showers, but the weather was starting to lift as this image was being made. Sometimes, you have to get wet and cold to be rewarded with scenes like this. Standing in the river sometimes helps, too!
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Ireland took a beating in early 2014 with storm after storm crashing into the coast from the Atlantic. This image was made on February 8th at Cromwell Point on Valentia Island. A huge wave threatens to engulf the lighthouse.
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This part of the Kerry coast is one the keeps drawing me back. For my first book, The Irish Light, it took me ve years to capture the cover image, which was photographed here. This aerial view shows the headland in context with the dramatic Blasket Islands. This is the westernmost part of the mainland of Ireland. The island to the right of the setting sun is Inis Tuasiceart, the Northern Island. It’s also known locally as An Fear Marbh, the Dead Man. Or, less morbidly, the Sleeping Giant.