The Beara Peninsula

Stretching between Kenmare Bay and Bantry Bay, the Beara Peninsula is one of Ireland's most unspoilt landscapes, where rugged mountains meet the Atlantic Ocean. Beyond its wild coastline, sheltered gardens and lush woodlands reveal a surprisingly different side of the peninsula. Here, nature unfolds in fascinating complexity, with an interplay of light, shadow and organic forms that gives the black-and-white photographs an almost mystical atmosphere.

Derreen Park

Silent Guards / Bended trees in Derreen Park, Lauragh / Ring of Beara, 2021 KYB-001

Silent Guards / Bended trees in Derreen Park, Lauragh / Ring of Beara, 2021
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Wooden Torch / Over the years the trees in Derreen Park evolve extraordinary Shapes, Lauragh / Ring of Beara, 2021 KYB-002

Wooden Torch / Over the years the trees in Derreen Park evolve extraordinary Shapes, Lauragh / Ring of Beara, 2021
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The Weight of Time / Ancient moss-covered branches, rich in texture and contrast, Derreen Park, Lauragh / Ring of Beara, 2021 KYB-003

The Weight of Time / Ancient moss-covered branches, rich in texture and contrast, Derreen Park, Lauragh / Ring of Beara, 2021
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A Glimpse Beyond / Layered woodland in Derreen Garden, home to exotic plants and ancient trees worldwide, Lauragh / Ring of Beara, 2021 KYB-004

A Glimpse Beyond / Layered woodland in Derreen Garden, home to exotic plants and ancient trees worldwide, Lauragh / Ring of Beara, 2021
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