Showing posts with label Walking Connemara. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Walking Connemara. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 19, 2018

PROJECT Walking Connemara

2018 was a fantastic year for my photographic development, a real stepping stone. Where I go from here is all up to me.


road through the bogs, ConnemaraIt was during last summer that my new project was born. What is my project about? It is about love. My love for Connemara, my love for my dogs which I walk every day. My never dying love for photography that keeps me going every single day. And when you mix all that together all those images came out that I have been posting with the hashtag #WalkingConnemara and this is how this project was born.


Walking is the best thing a person can do. It's free, it's therapeutic, it clears the mind and cleanses the soul. When I walk I get my best ideas and inspirations. 



road, man walking his dog, autumn light

I am also extremely lucky that I live in such an amazingly beautiful part of the world where mind-blowing scenery is literally a few minutes walking distance from any village or city. 


I walk Connemara every day and I never tire of the views, rough winding bog roads, country cottages and magnificent mountains. I try to catch the amazing colours and beautiful ever-changing light of Connemara to bring happiness and joy to anyone who sees my images. 


I want to make people feel better and inspired after seeing my captures of Connemara, I want them to say Wow, this is amazing, and I want to go there! And the best part is you don't have to travel far because you can just walk there with me.

Let's walk Connemara together..  



stone wall and frosty ferns, Connemara

snow, Connemara, winter, ferns dog walking on a country lane, foggy winter landscape

snow blizzard Connemara, Ireland

green summer forest, Connemara, Ireland

road through the bogs, Connemara, Ireland

ruin by the river, daffodils

wild roses blossoming, deserted house

Connemara pony, Connemara, Ireland

Connemara farms roads

Here is the rest of  WALKING CONNEMARA

Monday, January 15, 2018

The World For Myself

It seems that lately I am taking a lot of photos in the dark or right at the crack of dawn..

What can I say?! It is so much fun. I find it kind of exciting being awake so early, I also love the stillness and the peace. It is like having the whole world for myself, as selfish as that sounds, I just love it!!  
One of those rare moments when I feel and do as I please, long before everyone wakes up and before the day starts rolling along its usual tracks. 

night image of a thatched cottage

early morning blue light and a thatched cottage

thatched cottage, garden, early morning


blue sky, moon, night image, roof

garden in darkness, tree, moon blue sky, thatched cottage

tree, thatched cottage, blue sky, darkness
 
thatched cottage  in the semi darkness, blue sky, moon

thatched cottage, blue skys

looking at the first signs of dawn in the night sky

first signs of dawn in the sky

thatched cottage in the darkness


Tuesday, July 25, 2017

Why I love Early Mornings

I think, after you see these photos you won't need any explanation whatsoever.
For me, early morning is the best time of the day. 


The sun is about to rise, the air is clear and fresh as if no one has taken a single breath yet and there is nobody around except me and my dogs...PERFECT

  This is why I love Early Mornings

medowsweet, flowers, sunrise, Galway, Connemara

roses, pink, by the road

pink roses, stone wallpink roses, stone wall

Sunrise on the road

walking early in the morning, road

road, Connemara, green

Fire weed flowers

I guess I know now why they are named Fireweed flowers

fire weed flowers and sunrise


fireweed flowers and sunrise

fireweed flowers and sunrise

Thursday, July 21, 2016

July Mornings in Connemara

green countrysideThere is no better time to walk Connemara than during the beautiful July mornings. 


Grab your best friend, your dogs, a few sandwiches and a bottle of water and hit the roads. 

Quite often you don't really need to walk far for a good view especially if you are staying in Oughterard, Co Galway. Believe me, just in about 10-15 minutes you can be out of town, overlooking the area from an amazing high spot and thinking, WHY DIDN'T I DO THAT EARLIER?!

Cross  the bridge at the church, turn right and continue up by the school and then continue on... 

In about 40 minutes (very slow walk) you will be admiring the best view over Lough Corrib and the surrounding woods and bogs. You would be walking the High road or as the locals call it Newvillage area. 

This is a lovely little road but beware, it can get pretty busy at times like mid morning and late afternoon when people commute to work.

 Right now I will show you the best time when no one is watching ;-)



green countryside and a road

green plants

road in the countryside

road in Connmeara

green ireland

grass, green

road and grass

Connemara road

fantastic morning light

wild roses

dog by the side of the road

boxer dog walking on a Connemara road

gorse image

tree image

blue road ferns

Connemara Gorse landscape

leading the way

green by the roadgreen by the road

golden grass by the side of the road

Gorgeous Connemara landscape


Thanks for walking with me

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