Rejtana Park in Łódź – a forgotten cemetery hidden beneath the ivy

Rejtana Park in Łódź – a forgotten cemetery hidden beneath the ivy

I found Rejtana Park almost by accident while staying in Łódź. I wasn't looking for it, and I certainly didn't expect to find a place that would leave me thinking about it long after I had walked away.

Sony A7sII, Sony FE 35mm  f/1.8

At first, what caught my attention was how quiet it felt. The park is quite dark and heavily overgrown, with ivy covering large parts of the ground and climbing through the trees. There is something slightly mysterious about it. You can hear the city around you, but once you step inside, it feels strangely separate from it.

Hook Head Lighthouse, Ireland: A Photographer’s Guide to Hook Head, Wexford

Hook Head Lighthouse is one of those places in Ireland that looks completely different depending on the weather. On a sunny afternoon, the black-and-white lighthouse, rocky coastline and Celtic Sea make it an easy place to fall in love with. But give the peninsula strong winds and rough seas, and you quickly understand why this coastline has always demanded respect.

Hook Head Lighthouse Ireland

Slade, County Wexford: Slade Castle, Harbour and a Quiet Coastal Walk

 

Sony A7sII, Sony FE 35mm  f/1.8

I arrived in Slade on a sunny afternoon, expecting to spend perhaps an hour there. The village is small,

2026 Solar Eclipse in Ireland: Chasing the Eclipse at Lough Tay, Wicklow

On 12 August 2026, Ireland experienced one of the deepest partial solar eclipses visible from the country in decades. I headed to Lough Tay in County Wicklow to photograph the 2026 solar eclipse over one of Ireland’s most iconic landscapes.

At 5 PM on August 12, 2026, I was still at work.

A few hours later, I was standing in the Wicklow Mountains with three cameras, three tripods and a slider, waiting for the Moon to pass in front of the Sun.

Nikon Z7, Nikkor 80-400mm

The plan was simple: get to Lough Tay, set everything up, capture the partial solar eclipse with the Wicklow Mountains in the frame, and hopefully come home with some good timelapse footage.

Mizen Head, Ireland – Where the Wild Atlantic Begins

Some places impress you with famous landmarks. 

Others stay with you because of the way they make you feel.

Nikon D7000, Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6