On the departure day of my photography workshop on the Beara Peninsula in early September the Irish meteorological service Met Éireann predicted constant rain. At first it looked as if the weather prophets in Dublin were right. But once again it turned out differently as the Atlantic winds suddenly blew away all the rain clouds. The landscape looked picture perfect on this clear late summer’s day.
My photo was taken at Ballycrovane Harbour on the Beara peninsula in County Cork.
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