I really love the contrasts of brilliantly colored flowers against the somber tones and historical backdrop of Ireland’s ubiquitous stone walls. In this image, a Cosmos flower is bathed in afternoon sunshine in front...
Ice, rain and the oceans joined forces millions of years ago to sculpt Ireland’s rugged limestone Burren landscape. As recently as 15,000 years ago, this region was covered with ice, gently shaping the limestone...
Lovely hanging flower baskets adorn a bridge over County Clare’s Owenslieve River in Lissycasey Village. This beautiful little river flows through the parish of Clondegad from an elevation of 536 feet down to the...
These little blue flowers, called Harebells, grow out of the rugged Burren limestone landscape from late Summer through Autumn in Ireland’s smallest national park. Burren National Park covers a 250 square kilometer area in...
This abandoned cottage in the Irish countryside of County Clare, near Kilrush, serves as a sombre reminder of the tribulations of the Irish people over the years. The countryside is dotted with the crumbling...
About James A. Truett
James is an internationally published Artist, Photographer and Author living in the countryside of County Clare, Ireland. His motto: "See Beauty Everywhere!"
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