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I'm a drone photographer capturing Ireland's stunning landscapes from a whole new perspective! 🌍✨ Specialising in breathtaking aerial photography and videography, I plan to showcase the natural beauty of our wee country.

Some mornings are worth getting up early for! 🌅Such a peaceful start to the weekend at Donaghadee Harbour, with just a h...
31/10/2026

Some mornings are worth getting up early for! 🌅

Such a peaceful start to the weekend at Donaghadee Harbour, with just a handful of dog walkers and runners out enjoying the sunrise.

📍 Donaghadee, County Down

Beachgoers enjoying the final autumn sunshine before the sun disappears behind the clouds and eventually sinks below the...
28/10/2026

Beachgoers enjoying the final autumn sunshine before the sun disappears behind the clouds and eventually sinks below the horizon. 🌅

📍 Salmon Rock Beach, Portballintrae

White Park Bay, County Antrim. 🌊🍂A beautiful sunny autumn day along the North Coast, with the wind whipping up the waves...
25/10/2026

White Park Bay, County Antrim. 🌊🍂

A beautiful sunny autumn day along the North Coast, with the wind whipping up the waves and miles of beach almost entirely deserted, apart from one person taking a moment to admire the view.

Ballycopeland Windmill silhouetted against the colours of an autumn sunrise. 🍂🌅One of County Down's most recognisable la...
24/10/2026

Ballycopeland Windmill silhouetted against the colours of an autumn sunrise. 🍂🌅

One of County Down's most recognisable landmarks looking particularly beautiful in the early morning light.

Happy Saturday everyone! Hope you all have a great weekend ahead, and stay safe with the stormy weather on the way! 💨

There have been so many stunning sunrises recently, and on my daily commute to work yesterday morning, I noticed the pin...
20/10/2026

There have been so many stunning sunrises recently, and on my daily commute to work yesterday morning, I noticed the pink and orange colours in the sky as the sun was about to rise, so I thought I’d stop off at Hazelbank Park to see what I could capture. 🌅

I managed to get a few shots just before and after sunrise, showing the sunlight hitting the trees along the shoreline and bringing out the golden brown colours of the autumn leaves. 🍂

It’s amazing the difference a few minutes of sunlight can make.

Carrick-a-Rede | A Different PerspectiveOne of the North Coast's most iconic landmarks, Carrick-a-Rede is best known for...
10/10/2026

Carrick-a-Rede | A Different Perspective

One of the North Coast's most iconic landmarks, Carrick-a-Rede is best known for its famous rope bridge, suspended almost 30 metres above the Atlantic Ocean.

These aerial views offer a different perspective of this spectacular location, from the entire rocky island and surrounding coastline to closer views of the famous bridge. Look carefully and you can even spot Ballintoy and Ballintoy Church in the distance.

Have you ever been brave enough to cross the famous rope bridge, or would you rather admire it from a distance? And which of these views is your favourite?

📍 Carrick-a-Rede, Ballintoy, County Antrim

⛳ Bushfoot Golf Club at Sunset 🌅There can’t be too many golf courses with a railway line running right through them, but...
04/10/2026

⛳ Bushfoot Golf Club at Sunset 🌅

There can’t be too many golf courses with a railway line running right through them, but that’s one of the features that makes Bushfoot Golf Club in Portballintrae so distinctive.

The 9-hole course sits in a fantastic coastal setting beside Runkerry Beach, with views across the surrounding North Coast.

The narrow-gauge Giant’s Causeway and Bushmills Railway cuts right through the course on its journey between Bushmills and the Giant’s Causeway, following part of the route of the historic Giant’s Causeway Tramway. It’s certainly a unique way to travel to one of Northern Ireland’s most famous landmarks. Have you ever travelled on the train before?

Captured just as the sun was beginning to set, with Runkerry Beach stretching out behind the course and the evening sun shining brightly over Portballintrae.

📍 Bushfoot Golf Club, Portballintrae

The Coastline at Magheracross 🌊Magheracross Viewpoint sits along the spectacular coastal road between Portrush and Bushm...
02/10/2026

The Coastline at Magheracross 🌊

Magheracross Viewpoint sits along the spectacular coastal road between Portrush and Bushmills, and it has to be one of the most enjoyable stretches to drive, with incredible views opening up along the Causeway Coast.

From the viewpoint, you can look west towards Whiterocks Beach and Portrush, while in the other direction the rugged coastline stretches past Dunluce Castle and onwards towards the Giant’s Causeway.

Just below the viewpoint is the Wishing Arch, one of the distinctive formations carved into the limestone cliffs by the Atlantic. I managed to capture it from a different perspective with the drone — and maybe it’s just me, but from this angle I think it looks like a horse lowering its head to drink from the sea! 🐴🌊

📍 Magheracross Viewpoint, Causeway Coast, Northern Ireland

Portbradden – The Hamlet Carved into the CliffsI couldn’t visit White Park Bay without capturing a few aerial photos of ...
01/10/2026

Portbradden – The Hamlet Carved into the Cliffs

I couldn’t visit White Park Bay without capturing a few aerial photos of the stunning little hamlet of Portbradden. Tucked beneath the towering cliffs at the western end of the bay, it almost looks as though it has been carved right into the coastline.

Portbradden takes its name from the Irish Port Bradán, meaning “Port of the Salmon”, reflecting its long association with salmon fishing. This tiny harbour settlement was once an important fishing station, and reminders of that past can still be seen around the harbour today.

📍 Portbradden, Causeway Coast, County Antrim

A bit of fun with AI and one of my original aerial photos, imagining what Dunluce Castle might have looked like in its p...
26/09/2026

A bit of fun with AI and one of my original aerial photos, imagining what Dunluce Castle might have looked like in its prime! 🏰🌕

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