Landscape Photography Guide for County Donegal in Ireland, showcasing the best photo spots.

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Fall in Donegal

Another church on a cloudier day

Church in Donegal

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Donegal, Ireland

Arranmore is one of the most subtly dramatic lighthouses in Ireland. Seen from the island itself or from the south, it doesn't look like much. But from the north, as in this image, with the jagged fins

Banba's Crown in Co. Donegal is the very northernmost point of the Irish mainland. Malin Head is a little further west and a kilometre or so south. You can see a Napoleonic watchtower sitting on the hill.

Dún Bhaloir (Balor's Fort) is an iron-age promontory fort on the rugged eastern end of Tory Island, several miles off the coast of Donegal. I took this photograph at sunset while standing over a 100-metre

The rising sun paints the sky around Mount Errigal, Co. Donegal, in tones of pink and purple. I really enjoy the reflections of the colours in the lake. It makes for a spectacular view. I was keen to include

The massive cliffs at Slieve League, Co. Donegal, peek out behind a Napoleonic watchtower in the foreground at sunset. The tower is part of a chain of signal stations that was built along the coast to

Tory is the northernmost inhabited island of Ireland. Shown here is the eastern side of the island, known as Dún Bhaloir (Balor's Fort). The tower on the left of the image is An Tor Mór, or the Big Tower,

The lighthouse at Fanad Head, Co. Donegal, is one of the most iconic on the Irish coast. The beautiful white tower and well-maintained dwellings set against the grassy headland play a big part in that.

Great Pollet Arch in Co. Donegal is a location that particularly rewards the aerial perspective. Long a favourite of landscape photographers, it's only a short hop down the coast from Fanad Head (see my

Inishtrahull in Co. Donegal is the northernmost inhabitable point of Ireland. The only part of Ireland that is further north are the Tor rocks, about a kilometre away. The islet of Rockall is much further

Magheroarty, Co. Donegal. This image looks out above the Dooey Peninsula. Tory Island is the long, thin island on the horizon. The pier at Magheroarty, from which boats depart the island, is at the extreme