Photographs from "Atlantic Light"

The historic clifftop fort of Dun Aengus on Inis Mór, the largest of the Aran Islands at sunset.

A favourite for families in the area, the beach at Dog's Bay is particularly beautiful. Seen here in panoramic at sunset.

Omey Island, only an island at high tide, is visible here with the Twelve Bens (or Twelve Pins) in the distance.

The lighthouses at Slyne Head seen from low altitude at sunrise with an agitated sea.

Ballynakill Harbour is adjacent to Letterfrack, a tourist hub for the nearby Connemara National Park. It sees few tourists, being off the beaten track. However, from the air it is a pleasing foreground for the Connemara hills in the background.
Diamond Hill is the prominent cone-shaped mountain in the centre of the image, with the Twelve Bens beyond. To its left, you can see straight down the Kylemore Glen with its abbey clinging to the slopes of Doughraugh Mountain to the left.

The lighthouses on Slyne Head seen from the air after heavy storms.

One of several small islets off the coast of Slackport in Connemara, the lighthouses of Slyne Head can be seen in the distance at sunset.

The Black Fort near sunset with a rainbow in the distance.