Experience The Kingdom of Kerry in Winter Light

Killarney National Park wears winter well: its ancient woodlands, majestic mountains and glassy lakes take on a quieter, moodier character.

Winter in Ireland offers a very distinctive, often magical photographic experience, with the sun softer and sitting lower in the sky, lending itself to dramatic, moody landscape photography.

West Kerry, part of the Wild Atlantic Way, is a stunning coastal region renowned for its rugged beauty, dramatic cliffs, secluded beaches and charming coastal villages. Winter in West Kerry can bring huge waves, dark skies and beautiful moody seascapes.

February 5th & 6th 2027

1 Adult – €1,250 / 2 Adults (Shared Bedroom) – €1,400

Booking Deposit: €500

What's Included

  • Two nights in a four-star hotel.
  • Transport throughout the tour.
  • Photographic tuition.
  • Two meals per day (breakfast and lunch).
  • Evening meal on the last night.
  • Constructive feedback and critiques when you get back home
  • One archival 12x16in photographic print.

Excluded

  • International flights in and out of Ireland.
  • Travel Insurance and visas.
  • Evening meals (except for the last night).
  • Travel to and from Killarney Co. Kerry for start and end of tour.
  • Airport transfers can be arranged for an additional fee please enquire.
  • Camera equipment and personal medical insurance.
  • Alcoholic drinks.

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Shoot the Kingdom Winter 2027

Day One

  • Depart for West Kerry at 9am.
  • Full day photo shoot in West Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula.
  • Coffee and a quick shoot of Dingle town.
  • Coastal shoot on the Wild Atlantic Way including Coumeenoole, Dunquin, Clogher and The Three Sisters.
  • Informal café lunch and a short editing workshop.
  • Sunset if we are lucky will be around 5.52pm.
  • Back to Killarney.
  • The evening will be your own to explore the town of Killarney.

Day Two

  • Sunrise start at 7.15am.
  • Ross Castle, a 15th century castle situated on the shores of Lough Leane.
  • Full access to Killarney National Park.
  • Informal café lunch.
  • Afternoon shoot locations including Torc Waterfall, The Gap of Dunloe and native woodlands.
  • Informal evening dinner in Killarney with recap conversation of our two day shoot.
  • Traditional Irish music session in one of the town’s venues.
  • Shoot low light, no flash, photography of the Irish traditional musicians playing in a live session if possible.

Professional Photography Tuition

Improve Your Photography Skills

Groups stay small on purpose. That way I can give every photographer real one-to-one time and work on whatever matters most to them. Whether you’re stepping off “Auto” for the first time or you’re a seasoned DSLR shooter after something more demanding, the two days are about moving your photography forward in a relaxed, hands-on setting.

Any Camera, Any Device

All DSLR cameras, smartphones, iPads or any device that takes photographs can be used on this holiday.

Who This Holiday Suits

This holiday is suited to all ages in good health. A reasonable level of fitness is recommended.

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What You'll Learn

  • Camera Fundamentals — the best settings for landscape photography.
  • Read The Light — how to scout locations and chase the perfect light.
  • Long Exposure — mastering slow shutter speeds for long exposures.
  • The Craft — composition techniques for standout images.

What Equipment Should I Bring?

  • Walking shoes or boots with good ankle support.
  • Waterproofs, just in case… This is Ireland after all.
  • A waterproof camera cover, or a simple waterproof bag to keep your gear dry if it rains.
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