The Perseid Meteor Shower Over Loughshinny. โ๏ธโจ
After the solar eclipse earlier that day, I headed out around midnight to find a relatively dark spot along the coast at Loughshinny. I set up two cameras, to cover as much of the night sky as possible over a two-hour window.
How many times have I told myself: Donโt rush to post, take a break, and look at the edit with fresh eyes?
A few hours after posting my first attempt at the Andromeda Galaxy, I looked at it again, realised the edit looked absolutely pants, and immediately processed it again
Driving back from the gym around 10:30pm, I noticed this tiny crescent moon slowly sinking in the night sky right ahead of me. Realising I was heading toward Dublin Airport, I took a quick detour to see if I could align it with the control tower before it vanished.
Another frame from my night up at Slieve na Calliagh a few weeks back. This time, sitting above Cairn U and looking out towards the core of the Summer Milky Way.
The Milkyway Over Loughcrew
After wrapping up my sunset and twilight shots at Loughcrew, I settled in to test out my new lens, the Viltrox 16mm f/1.8. Because it was mid-July, I had to wait several hours for true darkness to set in before any stars, let alone the Milky Way.
When the sun goes down, the magic continues.
Another batch of images from Loughcrew Cairns. After the sun dipped below the horizon, the moon made its appearance, gracefully blending into those warm, twilight skies.
๐ Loughcrew Cairns, Co. Meath
Excited to announce that I'll be exhibiting at the @lusksummerfest on Saturday, 20th June!
๐ Date: Saturday, 20th June 2026
โฐ Time: 11am โ 8pm
๐ Location: Orlynn Park Green, Lusk
I'll have a selection of my favourite photography prints on display and available to purchase.
Taken a few weeks ago on a calm morning at Portmarnock Beach, just as the first light of day broke over the horizon. As the sun climbed into the sky, the waves rolled in, catching the golden light and glistening in the morning light.
Lightning strike beside Poolbeg captured from Sandymount Strand as thunderstorms occurred in the Irish Sea close to Wales.
The storms never got close enough to Dublin to really impact here but some late night strikes made for a nice light show.
Torrevieja you beauty.
I nearly stayed in bed for this oneโฆ but standing there watching the sky light up over the Mediterranean made it completely worth it.
The Pink Lake of Torrevieja, Spain.
A place that almost doesnโt look real.
Famous for its naturally pink water caused by algae and microorganisms in the highly salty lake, Torrevieja is already an incredible sight during the day, but just after sunset, it's something else.
Night Sky over Drumanagh & Loughshinny
Cloud and moonlight doing their best to spoil any chance of a Milky Wayโฆ
The Martello Tower near Loughshinny will be the perfect subject once the clear skies return and weโre back into a new moon period in the coming days ๐ค