PHOTOGRAPHY BLOG
Geokaun Mountain
Geokaun Mountain, the highest peak on Valentia Island, offers some of the most spectacular views in all of Ireland. From the mountaintop, the view stretches across the Atlantic to the…
Valle dei Templi – Valley of the Temples
The so-called ‘Valley of the Temples’ near Agrigento in Sicily is one of the most important archaeological sites of Greek antiquity and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in…
Culdaff Beach
Culdaff Beach is one of my favourite beaches in Ireland – especially for a visit in the early morning…
How to use SnapBridge with multiple cameras simultaneously
Nikon’s SnapBridge app allows you to embed the location data from a connected smartphone’s GPS into your photos – even with two cameras simultaneously…
Cape Spear Lighthouse – Fog Off!
While walking through St. John’s, I noticed the quote ‘Fog off’ many times, adorning mugs, t-shirts and other accessories. While the sun was shining on Newfoundland’s colourful capital, the quote…
An Port
In June, I visited An Port in County Donegal, and on arrival, it felt as if I had reached the end of the world. As this wasn’t my first visit,…
Landscape photography in bad weather
When it comes to landscape photography, we tend to think of moody colours, golden sunsets and bright blue skies. But you can also take expressive landscape photos in bad weather.…
Birks of Aberfeldy
Sometimes old poems can draw your attention to potential photo locations. That’s what happened to me when I read the following lines from the poem ‘The Birks of Aberfeldy’ by…








