PJ Rankin

Now the Autumnal colours are really starting to come forth, a little peaceful moment had in Tourmakeady Woods a few weeks back. #irishlandscapephotography #landscapeprints

O L D C O U N T R Y On a rugged hillside, not far from the shores of Doo Lough, lies the weathered remains of a Rowan tree emerging from a lone rock. Ben Creggan’s shear mountain face rises 693m high behind lying in shadow as morning sunlight dapples across its Western façade.

G L A S S I L A U N F L O W A soft late February evening spent on the shore of Glassilaun, Co. Galway. I'd hoped for more intense sunlight to break below the cloud line as was forecast but instead it was nice to spend some time admiring the calm seas of the evening.

Thought I’d share a slightly older image of mine, the beautiful 12 Bens in Connemara one winter not long after moving to Galway, all thanks to a spontaneous decision to wild camp way out west! I’ve always enjoyed how this one has turned out as a landscape print.

Witnessed some stunning weather before #StormIsha & #StormJocelyn decided to swing by and disrupt the calm start of the year. A mesmerising cloud inversion over the Hill of Doon at sunrise, a spectacular start to that day #galway #hasselblad – at Galway, Ireland

O’Sullivans Falls Beautiful, even in the heavy rains, this native woodland in Co. Kerry has quickly become one of my favourites in the country. #kerry #hasselblad

Had a great 1st wild camp of the year under the stars of Connemara, clear enough to see the Milky Way in the West and was rewarded by a stunning cloud inversion the following morning over Lough Corrib.

A little icy image of mine from last year’s cold snap in the heart of the Burren – at Galway, Ireland

C H R Y S A L I S The frozen fractals of the Burren landscape during last December's cold snap made for a world of opportunity to create stark compositions with the icy atmosphere. – at Clare, Ireland

For anyone wishing to purchase an Irish landscape print for a Christmas gift, I try to anticipate orders and shipping time to beat the postal rush! #irishprints #irishlandscapephotography – at Ireland

A foggy morning spent meandering the peaceful Barna Woods – at Galway, Ireland

G O R G E - O U S The views from within Durmitor National Park are incredible, and it's one of my favourite places to shoot, Montenegro features some of the deepest canyons in the world and at this time of year, they flourish in stunning colour.

K O M O D O On the beautiful clean shores of Carrowteige in Co. Mayo, lay a variety of rocky subjects that were enjoyable to compose around the lapping waves. This particular composition stood out as the large reptilian of Indonesian fame.

S H O R E S I D E The iconic Screebe Fishing hut lives between Maam Cross and Camus in Connemara and encapsulates the tranquillity of this region on a cold autumn morning. #connemara #galway

Lovely little glimpse of home.

G U R T E E N S K I E S From a stroll a few years ago over this evening on Gurteen Bay, with the ominous threat of the skies cracking and unleashing a heavy downpour that thankfully just held off during my time there. #galway #connemara

An overcast evening spent along the wonderful shores of North #CoMayo meant spending time on compositions than reacting to spectacular light. Subdued colour tones provided by the sand and ocean under the grey skies above lend for a very calming scene. – at Ireland

Hoarfrost coated shoreline of a frozen lake is revealed from a dense blanket of fog that lingered over the #Burren National Park for hours. Exploring this solitary place offered unique glimpses amongst the landscape that felt both dream like and ethereal at times. #irishlandscape