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50 km from Mourne Mountains
Statue of Queen Victoria at City Hall in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
56 km from Mourne Mountains
Cave Hill Cotton Field At Sunset
64 km from Mourne Mountains
Landscape near Carrick-a-Rede Roap Bridge in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
64 km from Mourne Mountains
Causeway Coastal Route in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
64 km from Mourne Mountains
Landscape near Carrick-a-Rede Roap Bridge in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
64 km from Mourne Mountains
Couple at Torr Head Beach in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
64 km from Mourne Mountains
Whitepark Bay Beach in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
64 km from Mourne Mountains
Whitepark Bay Beach in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
64 km from Mourne Mountains
The coast of County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
118 km from Mourne Mountains
A road seemingly going to nowhere in the Irish hillside.
122 km from Mourne Mountains
Up in Northern Ireland this tiny bridge is used to reach the island of Carrickarede.
Experienced by Jessica Knowlden
122 km from Mourne Mountains
Castle ruins at Dunluce Castle in Ireland.
123 km from Mourne Mountains
As sun was setting on the North Coast of Ireland, I wanted to capture the red horizon as a backdrop to the large waves. This photo was taken by lodging the camera in between two rocks, and the long exposure took the craziness of the weather and created a peaceful and magical styled scene.
Experienced by Andy Reid
123 km from Mourne Mountains
During Storm Eleanor in January 2018 I went out to one of the locations they filmed Game of Thrones. It’s in Northern Ireland on the Causeway Coast. The whole shoot was a nightmare to get, being blown over, slipping and keeping water off my lenses. The shots however, capture the dark stormy story of the day. The unexpected bonus was the cloud breaking and shooting pink and purple to fight with the black.
123 km from Mourne Mountains
During Storm Eleanor in January 2018 I went out to one of the locations they filmed Game of Thrones. It’s in Northern Ireland on the Causeway Coast. The whole shoot was a nightmare to get, being blown over, slipping and keeping water off my lenses. The shots however, capture the dark stormy story of the day. The unexpected bonus was the cloud breaking and shooting pink and purple to fight with the black.
123 km from Mourne Mountains
During Storm Eleanor in January 2018 I went out to one of the locations they filmed Game of Thrones. It’s in Northern Ireland on the Causeway Coast. The whole shoot was a nightmare to get, being blown over, slipping and keeping water off my lenses. The shots however, capture the dark stormy story of the day. The unexpected bonus was the cloud breaking and shooting pink and purple to fight with the black. My Friend said this one looks like Mordor!
123 km from Mourne Mountains
During Storm Eleanor in January 2018 I went out to one of the locations they filmed Game of Thrones. It’s in Northern Ireland on the Causeway Coast. The whole shoot was a nightmare to get, being blown over, slipping and keeping water off my lenses. The shots however, capture the dark stormy story of the day. The unexpected bonus was the cloud breaking and shooting pink and purple to fight with the black. I nearly got hit by the next wave here.
123 km from Mourne Mountains
During Storm Eleanor in January 2018 I went out to one of the locations they filmed Game of Thrones. It’s in Northern Ireland on the Causeway Coast. The whole shoot was a nightmare to get, being blown over, slipping and keeping water off my lenses. The shots however, capture the dark stormy story of the day. The unexpected bonus was the cloud breaking and shooting pink and purple to fight with the black.
124 km from Mourne Mountains
We were on a photo-trip in the Mourne Moutains, Northern Ireland. But a big dark cloud went all over the mountains, ruining everything. The Giant’s Causeway was a two hours drive from there, but because we came here from Dublin, we were like, “Well, we didn’t came that far for nothing”. So we decided to go. Three hours later, I took this panoramic medium-format like long exposure shot, and couldn’t be more happy with the choice we made.
124 km from Mourne Mountains
Reflection of Derry/Londonderry on the River Foyle
Experienced by Tim White