World Class Location

When it comes to photography locations there are several things that I like to find when I arrive on site. I want something that is raw nature at its finest and this can be rugged cliffs and monster waves, I am particularly fond of jagged formations and more particularly gnarly sea stacks.

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Behind the raw | EP 16 ONE SHOT

Welcome to Behind the RAW, where I provide an in-depth exploration of landscape photography editing. In this series, I offer a transparent view of my editing process, sharing insights into the methods and techniques I employ to enhance raw images. Join me as I dissect recent captures, providing a detailed walkthrough of each step from start to finish.

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ONE SHOT

The location was like an idyllic postcard to be fair, with two trees sitting on a hillside, old original Connemara stone walls crisscrossing the undulations of the hills below them and all surrounded by a magnificent lake, upon arrival, I knew just why Bernard liked it so much. The area was also home to a hundred or so sheep, who were on hand to greet us upon our arrival. The sounds of the ewes and their lambs were very mince to hear, it was like they were either welcoming Bernard back or were telling us to stay out as they made quite the racket and all lined up on the hillside above us. I also knew right then that they would feature in some shots, due to the amount of them and their placements all around us.

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Behind the raw | Ep 15 Be Fluid Light Rays

Welcome to Behind the RAW, where I provide an in-depth exploration of landscape photography editing. In this series, I offer a transparent view of my editing process, sharing insights into the methods and techniques I employ to enhance raw images. Join me as I dissect recent captures, providing a detailed walkthrough of each step from start to finish.

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Be Fluid

Now when exploring a new location for the first time, it is important to take your time and look at the area with your photographer’s eye, otherwise, you may miss an opportunity to photograph an area, and given that this was my first time at this location with my camera, you would think that I would take my own advice? Absolutely not, as on this occasion I wasn’t exploring alone, I was tagging along with a local who knew the way and moreover the areas of interest.

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Behind the raw | EP 14 Calm Boat in Connemara

Welcome to Behind the RAW, where I provide an in-depth exploration of landscape photography editing. In this series, I offer a transparent view of my editing process, sharing insights into the methods and techniques I employ to enhance raw images. Join me as I dissect recent captures, providing a detailed walkthrough of each step from start to finish.

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This Place Blew My Mind

I recently had the opportunity to take a trip up to a good buddy’s playground, Bernard Geragthy, as most of you may know is an accomplished landscape photographer and workshop leader, who lives in a stunning part of Ireland, That I hadn’t visited properly with my camera before, Mayo & Connemara.

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2024/25 Refresh of My Photography Location Guides: A Comprehensive Overhaul

I’m thrilled to announce the relaunch of my photography location guides! After months of hard work and countless hours spent both in the field and at the computer, I've completely redesigned these guides from the ground up. Whether you're a seasoned photographer or just starting your journey, these updates are designed to make your experience even better. Let me walk you through some of the exciting changes and new features I've added.

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The Wild Atlantic Way Starts Here

For this week's adventure, I decided to head to where it all begins. The Old Head of Kinsale is an impressive headland that juts out from the bottom of Ireland into the Atlantic Ocean. However, it isn’t possible to walk along the stunning coastline or visit the impressive lighthouse at the very end, as years ago the land was sold to a private company, which set up the Old Head Golf Course, and no public access is permitted anymore

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Behind the raw | EP 12 ASMR Seascape

Welcome to Behind the RAW, where I provide an in-depth exploration of landscape photography editing. In this series, I offer a transparent view of my editing process, sharing insights into the methods and techniques I employ to enhance raw images. Join me as I dissect recent captures, providing a detailed walkthrough of each step from start to finish.

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Behind the raw | Ep 11 Film Location

Welcome to Behind the RAW, where I provide an in-depth exploration of landscape photography editing. In this series, I offer a transparent view of my editing process, sharing insights into the methods and techniques I employ to enhance raw images. Join me as I dissect recent captures, providing a detailed walkthrough of each step from start to finish.

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Photographing a film Icon

As my day on the Dingle Peninsula came to a close, I had to fit one last shoot in and the location I chose was not only a stunning spot with incredible views of the Wild Atlantic, but was also an icon from the film industry’s past. Situated right on the edge of the headland lies a structure that was built with one specific reason, to act as a central area for the film to work it. Ryans’ Daughter is a movie that was made in 1970 and heavily featured the stunning scenery that the Dingle Peninsula offers.

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Behind the raw | EP 10 Inspiration

Welcome to Behind the RAW, where I provide an in-depth exploration of landscape photography editing. In this series, I offer a transparent view of my editing process, sharing insights into the methods and techniques I employ to enhance raw images. Join me as I dissect recent captures, providing a detailed walkthrough of each step from start to finish.

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Inspired to Succeed

set about giving myself another personal challenge to try and emulate a shot that master photographer Michael Shainblum had got on that day. His shot encapsulated what it means to photograph large waves and the conditions we had then were similar to today, so I set about trying to get my version.

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Sigma 150-600 Monster Waves

My location of choice for this shoot is one that I hadn’t brought you to before, well at least not to the exact spot anyway, The last time I was here was 4 years ago when I took the hike over the cliffs to visit a stunning sea stack that sits proudly in the bay. An Searrach is an icon of the area, and when you have the promise of massive waves crashing, then it is almost a no-brainer to at least give it a go. So that’s exactly what I did.

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Behind the raw : EP 8 Revisiting

Welcome to Behind the RAW, where I provide an in-depth exploration of landscape photography editing. In this series, I offer a transparent view of my editing process, sharing insights into the methods and techniques I employ to enhance raw images. Join me as I dissect recent captures, providing a detailed walkthrough of each step from start to finish.

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