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Last March I went hillwalking with two of my brothers, to the Abandoned farmhouse at Lough Altan in the north of Donegal and took... -
Walking the Bridle Path, Glenveagh National Park, 14th February 2015 For anyone thinking of visiting Donegal or indeed alread... -
L ough Inshagh, one of Glenveagh National park's lakes, lends its name to the 7 km route that once connected the village of Church ... -
Glen Head tower in Glencolmcille is just one of 81 Martello Towers dotted around Ireland . Built by the English around 1805, it was used... -
Spring is in the air and what better way to spend time outdoors than visiting a park or going for a walk. A place I visited for the f... -
The Gleniff Horseshoe I was in Sligo recently visiting friends and on the way home I gave this place a quick visit, so I though... -
A lookback at some of my favourite pics and places I visited in 2017. I got to travel to Paris and a lot of places around Ireland like ... -
Here's some new visuals of the macabre and creepy! Most were shot this year and t his is a genre I love to shoot! Hope they cre... -
The past month has been a busy one creating book cover style photographs. I covered hints at 1930s women, Masquerade balls, Rockabilly... -
It was heavily overcast and very dull on the verge of raining when I photographed the Sullivan family from America. Three generat...
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