Tag: the Burren

Fly Well Little One

The small things, becomes the big things… fly well little one.

Light in the Lake

‘Light in the Lake’

*Captured at Lough Avalla Farm Loop, Co. Clare, Ireland.

“That’s How The Light Gets In”

“There is a crack, a crack in everything
That’s how the light gets in.”
Leonard Cohen

Feelings For Horses #3 – ‘Serenity’

The sun was hanging low over the Burren mountains, when this beautiful mare decided I was someone worth investigating. She slowly moved up towards me, taking her time, as nature does, nibbling on grass along the way, until she was so close I could scratch her neck and stroke her

This is me, behind the lens – on Clare Fm’s ‘Atlantic Tales’ with Pat Flynn.

Atlantic Tales, Clare Fm.

Western Winds – The Burren

Golden Hour – The Burren

Something soothing about the low and gentle sunset light reflected in the limestone in the Burren.

I Do Colours Too. Occasionally – The Burren, Co. Clare

Archival print in an upcycled frame of solid wood with acid free mount and artglass (non-reflective and uv protective.)

From this… to this…! (I)

New photography artwork in upcycled frames.

The Heron of Mountains

Mullaghmore; a reflection of our inner natural state of being.

When You Wake Up in Narnia

When you wake up in Narnia…

At Hanne’s Cottage in the Burren, Co. Clare.
http://www.hannescottage.com

February Moon Set

Frost on the ground and a gently coloured morning sky makes the perfect backdrop for watching the moon setting over the Burren mountains.

Unique accommodation in the Burren.

Winter Light and Subtle Colours

Winter light and the fire lit; I think it is my favourite time of the year. Please visit my sister site Hanne’s Cottage’s seasonal blogpost to see the full collection of winter photographs from 2022-2023. In colours. Wishing you all a gentle New Year 2023. ~

“That’s a wrap”

2022 was a year of giving my all and everything to my dreams. My dreams had been patient. And they hadn’t given up on me. This year their time had finally come and was expressed through my photography art and through ‘Hanne’s Cottage’, beautifully linked. (There are more dreams and

Hanne’s Cottage

“It is a dream come true and it is a beautiful way to support another love of mine; my art and photography. Speaking of which; ‘Hanne’s Cottage’ will have my work on the walls. It will become with time like staying in a photography gallery. Everything can be purchased directly off the walls.”

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Burren Path

Our lives are woven by paths. Many of them. Moving through life, one foot in front of the other. Sometimes the paths create quite a maze. Although some paths are straightforward others are rather mystical. Some paths are crossing one another, maybe several times or they’re seemingly doubling back on themselves yet each time it is still a new path, a new moment, even if it more feels like a two step back… Yet, it is not. There is never a going back. Not on these kind of paths, the paths of life. And death.

Connected Simplicity

Trees. Beautiful quiet presences. Shy canopies sharing harmoniously and generously the space with all life; a resting and a nesting place for migrating and overwintering birds alike, fresh air to breathe, shade on a hot summer’s day and timeless whispers of winds….

Moonset Over The Burren

I’ve watched the moon rising and setting over the Burren this weekend leading up to the equinox; winter has completed its cycle and the sound and scents of spring are in the air. However, this full moon setting over the Burren is from 17 January 2022 while we were still

Winter Tales From Behind The Lens

My new work had its first exposure to the public this past weekend at the Christmas Market in the Courthouse Gallery, Ennistymon. The reception was very moving. The encouraging words, the lovely conversations moving in many directions and the purchases people have made, watching not only my newest framed work but also older pieces and eco-friendly cards/small images to frame finding their way to people’s heart and into their homes. It is truly a blessing after many months of work and before that years of dreaming and planning gathering momentum and leading up to the moment where I had enough courage to take the leap (and growing my wings as I fall) into giving my photography art my full time and attention, no longer just a sidenote. A meaningful sidenote it was, nevertheless still just a sidenote.

‘Out of the blue’ on vinyl

My work on vinyl… not bad, eh?!

A Rare Burren Resident – Red Squirrel (IV)

The last wintry image in the series of this little beautiful red Burren whirlwind.

A Rare Burren Resident – Red Squirrel (III)

It is officially spring now, however the air still has a frosty bite to it, the scent of winter lingering… It won’t be long though, before it loosens its grip entirely. This winter’s day portrayed in this photograph, is one of the most memorable days of winter for me. And

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