With a gentle dusting of snow, Moylussa, the highest point in Ireland’s County Clare at 532 metres (1,745 ft.) above sea level, is painted pink by the rising sun as bright yellow gorse blooms...
This curve near Ballyvaughan, County Clare, becomes an artist’s dream as wild valerian blooms in crimson, blush pink, and creamy white. From late May through
A delicate sunrise reflects in the calm waters of Ireland's Shannon Estuary.
Wild Irish Roses reach for the morning sunshine in this image captured in County Clare in August 2015.
Cherry blossoms burst into delicate pink against a stone wall in the heart of Limerick City, a quiet dance between fleeting beauty and timeless strength.
These Sea Pinks (Thrift) made their way inland along the Shannon Estuary, which separates County Clare on the west side from counties Limerick and Kerry
Along the windswept shores of County Clare, Sea Pinks burst into bloom, brightening cliffs, roadsides, and Burren limestone by the Wild Atlantic. From April to
Spring magic is in full bloom. A dreamy Irish woodland carpeted with bluebells and wild garlic, their sweet scent mingling in the fresh breeze. Sunlight
Bluebells surround a stand of trees in the County Clare countryside.
Cheerful tulips and daffodils bloom alongside old stones and rock walls — a simple, unexpected burst of colour. Spring has a quiet way of reminding
A burst of colour and creativity greets visitors to Corofin, County Clare, Ireland, in this charming April 2015 scene. A brilliant selection of tulips has
About James A. Truett
James is an internationally published Artist, Photographer and Author living in the countryside of County Clare, Ireland. His motto: "See Beauty Everywhere!"
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