Waterfalls & Rivers
Water under the bridge at the summit Torc Waterfall in Killarney National Park, captured where flowing water moves through moss-covered rock and ancient woodland. Set beneath Torc Mountain in County Kerry, this scene reflects the rich, temperate character of the park, with water, stone, and greenery shaping a quiet sense of wild Irish landscape.
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Glencar Waterfall, County Leitrim, captured where water drops through a wooded valley near Glencar Lough, close to the Sligo border. The waterfall is one of the area’s best-known natural landmarks and is famously associated with W.B. Yeats’ poem The Stolen Child, giving the scene a quiet blend of landscape, literature, and west-of-Ireland atmosphere.
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Beneath the towering, snow-dusted peaks of the Black Cuillin, the crystal-clear waters of the Fairy Pools cascade over ancient rock into a tranquil Highland pool. The gentle movement of the falls contrasts with the rugged mountain landscape, where dramatic ridgelines rise beneath a brooding winter sky. Soft blue light settles across the scene, revealing the raw beauty and quiet solitude of one of Scotland's most enchanting landscapes.
Each print is supplied with a soft white conservation mount, chosen to complement the image and frame style.