There are places in the world where time slows down, where the rhythm of rushing water and the rustle of ancient leaves become the only voices you hear. Deep in the Wicklow Mountains, far beyond the tourist trails and well-worn paths, lies a sanctuary for those who seek more than just beautiful views. Here, nature is not a backdrop — it is the story itself.
The native forests of Wicklow,
“Sometimes you need to climb higher, crawl lower, or wait longer. That’s where the magic hides.”
In photography, as in life,
Howth is a picturesque seaside town located on the northeast coast of Dublin, attracting visitors from around the world. It’s a perfect spot for nature lovers, photographers, and seafood enthusiasts. One of the main reasons to visit Howth is its charming fishing harbour and the stunning Howth Cliff Walk, offering breathtaking views of the Irish Sea.
Howth Harbour is not just a tourist attraction but a thriving fishing
For me, analog photography is not just about capturing an image – it’s about stepping back in time. In 2013, I shot a series of photographs in Glendalough using a Bronica ETRS with 40mm and 75mm lenses and Fuji Velvia 50 film. This roll was special – not always technically perfect, but full of character and the magic of a place I truly love.
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Fuji Velvia 50 is legendary
Dalkey Harbour is one of the most charming spots on Dublin’s southern coast. Located in the historic town of Dalkey, this small harbour offers breathtaking views, especially at sunrise. It’s a perfect place for photographers, nature lovers, and those seeking a peaceful moment by the water.
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During my visits
