Seen something in the window?

A few of the photographs people take home most often. The whole collection is online whenever you want it, and the gallery is open 10am to 6pm every day except Tuesday.

A steep twin-pinnacled island rising from heavy Atlantic swell, its summit lost in low cloud, white spray climbing the cliff face, seabirds circling above.

Small Skellig, Kerry
A ruined slate-roofed cottage and a road in a broad mountain valley, a break in the cloud throwing a band of light across the middle ground.

The Black Valley, Co. Kerry
Aerial view at dawn of a tall lighthouse standing on a bare rock surrounded by open Atlantic.

The Fastnet at Dawn, Cork
Aerial view of a long narrow headland reaching into the sea, a lighthouse at its tip, sea cliffs down both sides, under a clear graduated sky.

The Old Head of Kinsale, Co. Cork
A dry-stone monastic oratory lit warmly by a single lamp under a starry sky, a pale island and the distant mainland beyond across dark water.

Nocturne, the Small Oratory, Skellig Michael, Kerry
A massive sheer-sided rock in silhouette at sunrise, the sun firing through a natural tunnel at its base, a lighthouse above and gannets circling the summit.

Sunrise, Bull Rock, Cork

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