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Mountains & Vistas
West Connemara from the Twelve Bens
View over West Connemara from the summit of Bengower in the Twelve Bens
Downpour over the Glencree Valley
View from Carrigoona looking west towards a downpour over the Glencree Valley in north County Wicklow
Croagh Patrick summit
looking east
Shadow of Croagh Patrick being cast by the setting sun. The drumlin islands of Clew Bay and the Mayo town of Westport visible to the left of centre
Croagh Patrick summit
looking north over Clew Bay
North facing panorama from the summit of Croagh Patrick capturing the stunning vista over Clew Bay from Clare Island to Westport
View over Kenmare and Kenmare Bay
Panoramic view over Kenmare Bay and Kenmare Town with the backdrop of the mountains of Kerry's Iveragh Peninsula
Dublin South from Dalkey Hill
View over Dublin southeast from Dalkey Hill above Dalkey Quarry. View looks over Dun Laoghaire towards Dublin city centre
Sugar Loaf - view of the south face
This view of the south face of the sugar loaf was captured in rapidly changing light just before the heavy rain set in for the afternoon
Sugar Loaf summit - looking north
This view from the summit of the Sugar Loaf in Co. Wicklow faces north and captures all of the detail from Bray to Dublin City centre
Limerick southeast from the Ballyhoura Mountains
Vantage point at the edge of the Ballyhoura Mountains looking northeast over lush Limerick farmland
Sheep resting high above the farms of Limerick
A mountain sheep rests in the sun on Temple Hill in the Galtee Mountains
View over Limerick and Tipperary from high in the Galtees
Rich farmland of Limerick and Tipperary make up this part of the renown Golden Vale
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A selection of Irish landscapes captured in stunning detail by skilled photographer, Nik Hennessy. These images look over landscapes that are both familiar and inspiring and allow the viewer to take in the whole un-constrained view as though standing at location. They will draw people to view, to interrogate and to discuss