Photographs

For my birthday last year my better half treated me to a couple of nights in Wicklow Head Old Lighthouse. Apart from the 4 squillion steps in was a...

I purchased a new (to me) Olympus OM2n on eBay and ran a roll of Kodak Gold 200 through it to test it. I loved the colours and shapes in this photo...

Walking along the Liffey in Kildare recently I was bemused by these two lovebirds sitting on a rusty old gate. In an otherwise unspoiled landscape ...

These photos were taken on Ilford Type-517. Only my fourth roll of B+W film ever. Type – 517 was the designation given to 400ft bulk reels intended...

Are you really a street photographer if you don't take photos of people walking through a column of sunshine whilst being framed by some random str...

As part of the Dublin Street Photography Festival I took part in a day long workshop led by two of Ireland's greatest street photographers, Des Byr...

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...

I love the railway architecture of the Slieve Donard Hotel in County Down. Kodak Tri-X with a deep red filter turned it all very dramatic on this m...

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...

Newcastle, Co. Down. This monument is in the grounds of the Slieve Donard Hotel with the mountain the hotel is named after rising through the cloud...