Back in 2015, I set out on a photographic journey through the western part of Ireland — to places that, even now, I consider among the most remarkable on the island. The regions of Connemara in County Galway and Belmullet and Achill Island in County Mayo captivated me with their raw beauty, ever-changing light, and the kind of silence you find only where the road ends and the ocean begins.
When you walk out onto Hook Head
Fantastic news!
I’m thrilled to announce that my latest timelapse film, “Silent Wicklow,” has been officially selected for the Wicklow Stories Film Festival 2025!
The festival will take place on Saturday, 15th November 2025
Nisyros Island is one of the hidden gems of the Dodecanese in Greece. Unlike its famous neighbors Kos or Rhodes, Nisyros remains quieter, more authentic, and deeply connected to its volcanic origins. This small island in the Aegean Sea combines picturesque villages, breathtaking landscapes, and the dramatic power of a still-active volcano.
In this article, I will take you on a journey across Nisyros – from the charming town of Mandraki to the legendary Stefanos Crater – accompanied by stunning 4K drone views.
Mandraki is the island’s capital and main port. Whitewashed houses
Today’s walk along the shore at Greystones was something special — the kind of day where nature reminds you who’s in charge. The wind was wild and persistent, the rain pouring down, waves crashing with a powerful drama. Even in that rawness, there was beauty: I spotted a few seals bobbing through the surf, birds riding the gusts, and the sea in moods of grey, silver, and foam.
