Gallery - Europe - Ireland
The old Classiebawn Castle near Mullaghmore in County Sligo on a gloomy morning.
At low tide, Maghera Beach shows endless patterns or tidal pools and sand.
A small mountain ridge in Donegal on a stormy evening in beautiful light.
The old Dunlewey Church on a gloomy day.
The view from Mount Errigal toward Slieve Snaght on a golden evening.
A rainbow rises above the Donegal Mountains in front of Mount Errigal.
The last light of the day bathes the mountains arround Mount Errigal in warm Light.
The magnificent view from the top of Errigal toward the coast.
Dramatic light at Muckross Head with the view toward the Slieve League Mountains.
Dramatic cliffs and seastacks in golden light at Crohy Head.
Magic light at Malin Head during Sunset.
Day fades to Night over Malin Head, the northernmost point of Ireland.
Waves crash on the shores of Murder Hole Beach during sunset.
The Great Pollet Arch during blue hour.
Stormy morning at Fanad Head Lighthouse in Donegal.
The morning light illuminates the Fanad Lighthouse at the coast of Donegal.
Unique Perspective of Fanad Head Lighthouse at sunrise from a nearby beach.
Dawn at Arryheerna Beach with Fanad Lighthouse at the horizon.
The sun rises behind the Fanad Head Lighthouse.
The rugged coastline of the Rosguill Peninsula at sunset
Ireland by Michael Breitung Photography
Gallery Info
Ireland, known for its lush greenery and dramatic coastlines, has some of the most breathtaking landscapes in Europe. The rugged beauty of its wild landscapes is a paradise for landscape photographers. Donegal, in particular, stands out with its raw scenery. A gem, for example, is Malin Head, Ireland’s most northerly point. Here, the dramatic rock formations and crashing waves create a perfect setting for sunset photography.
Fanad Head Lighthouse, perched on a rugged peninsula, is another iconic spot. Its striking white tower against the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean creates a picturesque scene, especially during sunrise and sunset. The lighthouse and its surroundings offer endless opportunities to capture the rugged beauty of Donegal’s coastline. There are countless more photogenic locations in this part of Ireland: Mount Errigal, Crohy head, the Sturrall Ridge, the Slieve League Mountains, and many more.
Although I traveled through Ireland multiple times over the past 15 years, I can only show you a small glimpse of its beauty. The weather is usually challenging and does not only bring spectacular conditions. Quite often, rain and grey skies make photography difficult. But, it is also what makes landscape photography in Ireland interesting.
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