Steve Mathers Photography

Steve Mathers Photography This is a page to highlight my photography! Hope you enjoy! I am originally from London but have lived in Co Dublin, Ireland since 1991.

As far back as I can remember I have had a camera, and was always taking "shapshots", it is only since getting my first DSLR in June 2007 that I have become serious about my photography. I am self taught, and have learn a lot from my friends at www.PhotographyIreland.net. Recently I have become more interested in B&W and Infrared photography! I am always looking to improve and hope that show's through in my work! Have a great day & thanks for looking


Cheers Steve

The birthday celebrations continue for Moira
23/03/2019

The birthday celebrations continue for Moira

Tollymore Forest Park
31/10/2017

Tollymore Forest Park

Sabrina abandoned on Mulroy Bay, Co Donegal
12/06/2017

Sabrina abandoned on Mulroy Bay, Co Donegal

Finally got back out with the camera, and headed to the Copper Coast. Not the best weather but was good to be back out!!
15/03/2017

Finally got back out with the camera, and headed to the Copper Coast. Not the best weather but was good to be back out!!

One from this weekends trip to Co Waterford taken on Kilfarrasy Beach just as the sun was going down
19/04/2016

One from this weekends trip to Co Waterford taken on Kilfarrasy Beach just as the sun was going down

Fanad Lighthouse B&W
23/11/2015

Fanad Lighthouse B&W

The last light at the Fairy Tree!
16/06/2015

The last light at the Fairy Tree!

As the sun fades away at the Fairy Tree, Knockbridge, Co Louth
15/06/2015

As the sun fades away at the Fairy Tree, Knockbridge, Co Louth

As the Sun sets at the Fairy Tree, Knockbridge
14/06/2015

As the Sun sets at the Fairy Tree, Knockbridge

For Sale.............
13/06/2015

For Sale.............

Little bridge crossing the Bundoragh River in Co Galway. Taken with the IR Converted Olympus E-PL1
09/06/2015

Little bridge crossing the Bundoragh River in Co Galway. Taken with the IR Converted Olympus E-PL1

Another from Sunday's trip to Connemara.The Doolough Tragedy is an event that took place on Friday 30 March 1849.during ...
09/06/2015

Another from Sunday's trip to Connemara.

The Doolough Tragedy is an event that took place on Friday 30 March 1849.during the Great Irish Famine in south west County Mayo, in which many perished

A cross and an annual Famine Walk between Louisburgh and Doolough commemorates this event. The monument in Doolough valley has an inscription from Mahatma Gandhi: How can men feel themselves honoured by the humiliation of their fellow beings?

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