Rugged Limestone Burren Landscape
Ice, rain and the oceans joined forces millions of years ago to sculpt Ireland’s rugged limestone Burren landscape. As recently as 15,000 years ago, this region was covered with ice, gently shaping the limestone...
Irish Countryside
Colorful Irish Roadside Scenery
Ravishing red Fuchsias and opulent orange Montbretias grow wild in the roadside landscape of County Clare, Ireland, though neither are native to the country. Both plants bloom each year during mid-Summer to early Autumn...
Clouds over Shimmering Green Irish Countryside
Afternoon clouds blow in from the Atlantic Ocean over the shimmering green patchwork of County Clare’s countryside. County Clare is Ireland’s 7th largest county, geographically, with 3,400 square kilometers (about 1,300 square miles). In...
Hanging Flowers over County Clare’s Owenslieve River
Lovely hanging flower baskets adorn a bridge over County Clare’s Owenslieve River in Lissycasey Village. This beautiful little river flows through the parish of Clondegad from an elevation of 536 feet down to the...
Autumn Entrance to Muckross House, Killarney
Fall colours drape the tree-lined entrance path to Muckross House and Gardens in Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland. This image is a coloured art pencil interpretation of one of my photographs. Muckross House, now a...
