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I’ve spent a few years photographing the Irish Landscape. Never shared much on here

Shot on both digital (Fujifilm X2-H) and film (Kodak Gold 200). My film camera drowned in the rains of County Cork, but it came back alive 3 days later.

Shot across a couple of locations such as Achill Island, Three Castle Head Co Cork, The Blasket Island, Connemara and Killarney

Did not know we have those in Ireland

One raw image from a Canon r6 (16mm) for 15 seconds in the dead of night (about 3am). Used RapidRAW to lift the highlights. I have no idea what the two laser-beam looking fuckers are in the bottom right. I guess a bit of pleiades coming in. The other streaks are satelittes I think.

Truly magical

Not much of Tramore in view, to be fair, but the moon is smashing right now...

I brought my 35mm film camera with me to Ireland and here are my favorite images! I visited back in May of this year, but I just found this subreddit. I normally do not like posting images of strangers, but the one with the man and lamb is one of my favorite photos EVER- I had to include it. If you are the person in the image and have issues with it (or want a copy) please let me know and I will abide.

Sorry they are out of order, I'm on mobile and it is difficult to rearrange them.

Editing: I did remove some telephone poles from the very first photo of the sheep and removed any potential names in the cemetary photo out of respect for the families.

I also included one really cool photo at the end that I shot with Lomography Lomochrome Purple. It turns shades of green into purple!

From Doolough Pass Co Mayo, just north of Killary Fjord.

It's growing on me. I mean I don't not like it

Red Kite from Avoca, Wicklow, Ireland.

A successful example of reintroducing a once native species to the island, now with over 100 breeding pairs since the initial release of 15 pairs in 2007.

Nikon Z8 & 180-600mm