An Italian photographer captured the beauty of the coast of Ireland in a stunning series of photos landscapes.
Cliffs of Moher to the hexagonal columns of the Giant’s Causeway, Marco Bottigelli, 35, photographed the beautiful coastal scenery of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
to create the collection of inspiration, he drove more than 1,200 miles around the Irish coast, admiring the landscape and waiting for the weather picture perfect.
Italian photographer Marco Bottigelli covered 1,200 miles on a road trip along the Republic of Ireland and the east coast of breathtaking Northern Ireland, visiting Geokaun Mountain and Fogher Cliffs on Valentia island (above), County Kerry, along the way
Bottigelli said ‘. Ireland has always been one of the most fascinating lands of Europe “Pictured above is Fanad Head in County Donegal, Republic of Ireland
drive Thrilling: the winding roads near Coumeenoole Bay to Slea Head in County Kerry has steep cliffs with sheer drops to the waves (above)
using a drone photographer clicked away to capture the white lighthouse Fanad (above), County Donegal, Republic of Ireland
the stunted rocks and gentle rolling light proved inspiring Bottigelli as he captured the Mussenden Temple in County Londonderry (above), Ireland North
Bottigelli photographer, Castellanza, Italy said: “Ireland has always been one of the most fascinating lands of Europe.
‘The country is wild and inviting all at once. I love the beautiful natural scenery, but I also admire the lights and picturesque castles.
He added :. The landscape is truly unique and a dream for photographers “
The photographs show the scale cliffs, winding roads and crashing waves of the coast in places like the cliffs of Crohy Head in County Donegal (above), Republic of Ireland
flowers and wild grass cover blankets the coastline in the spring, as here in the hills Crohy Head (above), County Donegal, Republic of Ireland
by car Bottigelli visited Dublin, County Antrim, County Mayo, County Clare, Coleraine, Donegal (above), County Cork, Waterford, County Kerry and Valentia island
the drama and history Mayo (above), Republic of Ireland, the landscape becomes fine art in the purpose of the North photographer Italian
As the sunset and the light softens to a warm glow, the image shows the tranquility Fanad Head Lighthouse (above) in County Donegal, Republic of Ireland
to Bottigelli, a lot of hard work and dedication goes into each image and it often sleeps in his car waiting for the right lighting.
During this trip, Marco visited Dublin, County Antrim, County Mayo, County Clare, Coleraine, Donegal, Cork, Waterford, Kerry and the Island County Valentia.
He said, “Before I went to Ireland, I made a list of the best places to visit.
The wealth of the Republic of Ireland’s history is wrapped in its many castles, as Donnagore preserved castle (above )
As the sunsets over the towering cliffs of Moher in County Clare (above), Republic of Ireland, pink light warms the steep rockface layers of
Sometimes sleeping in his car, the photographer was Bottigelli patient to get the perfect shot. Above, it captures the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare, Republic of Ireland
Bottigelli said, “Before I went to Ireland, I made a list of the best places to visit. Sometimes I can be waiting for hours for the right light and when it finally comes I get a tremendous sense of joy. ” Above he shot Dunquin Pier in County Kerry, Republic of Ireland (left) and Ballydowane Cove, Waterford (right)
“it is almost as if it is a feeling of adrenaline in landscape photography with time changing. It is always my goal to create emotions through my landscape photography and encourage others to appreciate our precious environment, “said the photographer. Above Baily Lighthouse in Howth, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Sometimes, the roads wind around the coast and the sea, as in Dunquin Pier (above), County Kerry, Republic of Ireland
Explain the process for this collection of images, he said: “Sometimes I can be waiting for hours for the right light and when it finally comes I get a huge feeling of joy.
“But sometimes never clear dark skies that may leave a feeling of disappointment.
” It’s almost like if there is a feeling of adrenaline in landscape photography with time changing.
Bottigelli concludes: “It is always my goal to create emotions through my landscape photography and encourage others to appreciate our precious environment.
Forget the beaches, pebbles and rock formations of the Giant’s Causeway (above) in the County Antrim, Northern Ireland are dramatic and world famous for their strange beauty
the changing climate and the Irish landscape was rich inspiration for Bottigelli who was taken with the flowers blooming on the grassy hills to Slea Head (left), County Kerry, Republic of Ireland and the beach forgotten landscape Barnatra in County Mayo (right)
Those who make it to the top of Geokaun mountain and Fogher Cliffs on ‘Valentia island (above), County Kerry, Republic of Ireland, are afforded a spectacular view
long exposure this gives the sea splashing against the rocks a magical quality to Fanad Head in Donegal (above), Republic of Ireland
‘the country is wild and inviting all at once. “Bottigelli said, ‘I love the beautiful natural scenery, but I also admire the lights and picturesque castles. The landscape is truly unique and a dream for photographers. Dunquin Pier, County Kerry, Republic of Ireland, is indicated above
As the hours close to soften the evening light and shadows of Mussenden temple in County Londonderry (hereinafter above), Northern Ireland, to extend
Tufts of grass long and intact growing on the rock under the Mussenden Temple (hereinafter above) in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland
the colorful houses of Cobh (above), County Cork, Republic of Ireland, sitting in a row perpendicular to the face dramatic Irish coast
source: dailymail.co.uk/travel
Marco Bottigelli capture enchanting coastline of Ireland in series of landscapes shots
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