Photography
A varied selection of recent photographs I have taken. Generally with a Mobile Phone, a Xiaomi 14Ultra

Kindred Spirits
Choctaw Native American Monument. [Co. Cork. Ireland] A tribute to the incredible generosity the Choctaw Nation showed the Irish people during the Great Famine.

A Landmark at the Crossroads Shanacrane Cross, near Dunmanway
Own a piece of Dunmanway heritage. This original oil painting of the red door at Shanacrane Cross captures the timeless charm of rural West Cork.

Achill Island’s “Stone Henge”.
This is a digitally manipulated image of Achill Island’s “Stone Henge”. I went there specifically to photograph on the night of the full moon but cloud cover had other ideas.
This full sized replica of Stone Henge was built over the course of one weekend as a protest.

Buckley’s Shop
Buckley’s Shop sits on the main road into Bantry. Once a thriving business, now it waits for it’s next adventure.

Sun setting at Dunboy Castle
A view of the sea inlet next to Dunboy Castle, Originally a stronghold of the O’Sullivan Bere Clan.

All That Glitters
Pieces of foil confetti in a town fountain. Celebrating students last day at school. [Cleaned up later 🙂 by students ]

Mist over the Mealagh
Ground for is pushed back into the higher lands surrounding the Mealagh Valley in West Cork

Sunlight on Cool Mountain
This is an odd little part of Cool Mountain there are numerous walled in areas. All of it is covered with a lush green moss. It’s hard to tell old tree stumps from rocks.

Years of paint layers
Years of paint layers build up on the handrail leading up to the Sheeps Head Lighthouse, on the Sheeps Head Peninsula, South West Ireland

Not a Spaceship
“This Not a Spaceship”
House guttering reflected in a water butt…. definitely not a spaceship.

Zetland Pier and Sheelane Island
Zetland Pier. South West Ireland. A quiet little cove. Great for swimming

Puss n Boots
A Black and White photograph of a Tabby Cat sitting in the doorway to a bathroom next to a shoe rack

“A Woodland Mystery”
In this image, an old, weathered wooden chair is placed incongruously in the middle of a dense, moss-covered forest. The chair, partially buried in pine needles and surrounded by fallen branches and undergrowth, seems out of place among the tall, closely-packed evergreen trees. Sunlight filters through the canopy above, casting dappled light on the forest floor, while bright green moss climbs the trunks of the trees, creating a vivid contrast against the darker, earthy tones. The scene evokes a sense of mystery and curiosity, as if the chair is a forgotten relic or part of a hidden woodland story.











