Photographs

The legendary Irish warrior Cuchulainn knew he was dying. To hold back the armies of his enemy he tied himself to a rock so they would believe he w...

In late February 2026 Ireland had witnessed the wettest January and February on record. I decided to lean into it and try and capture an average we...

Electricity Pole, Charlotte Amalie, US Virgin Islands Sun, sea, sand, exotic food and drink, and endless historical monuments. Oh look, an electric...

In the shadows, towered over by St. Paul's Cathedral. It's the mundane and ordinary contrasted with the magnificent and unworldly. It's a glimpse o...

Mo Chara is a pub in Dundalk, home to all the cool people, and full of vibes. I attended a market there and took a few photos. The fourth image is ...

Probably one of the most photographed bridges in Ireland, so I wanted to get it from a different angle. The bridge is very tall and crosses the Riv...

It's a very imperfect image and the negative took a battering over the last 40 years, but I think it adds to it. The colour, the vignetting, the sc...

The jungle was trying to reclaim this beautiful street in Puerto Rico and I don't think the residents were too bothered. It was magnificent. I am n...

I pushed my baby Olympus to the limits on the shot. I wanted to freeze the action (I have endless blurry underground photos from the same day). Unf...

Canfranc is an absolutely massive railway station on the border between France and Spain. It was a transfer hub for passengers to alight the standa...

This is Jennymount Mill - a Victorian architectural gem in Belfast that is somehow still surviving for its original purpose. The motorway in front ...

The sky over Manchester was doing no photographic favours, and the midday light wasn't doing much in the way of golden colours or interesting shado...