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On our tour of the Dingle Peninsula, we stopped at Ventry Beach. Dark clouds moved quickly overhead, and the wet sand reflected the changing light. While we hiked for about ten minutes along the shore, a rain shower swept across the beach — showing how quickly the weather shifts on Ireland’s Atlantic coast.
On our tour of the Dingle Peninsula, we stopped at Ventry Beach. Dark clouds moved quickly overhead, and the wet sand reflected the changing light. While we hiked for about ten minutes along the shore, a rain shower swept across the beach — showing how quickly the weather shifts on Ireland’s Atlantic coast.
While working on a coffee table book about Ireland, I came across this photograph from Ventry Beach — one that didn't make it into the first curation, but now I'm not so sure it should have been left out.
Taken on the Dingle Peninsula, it shows a quiet moment between passing showers. Dark clouds rolled overhead, and the wet sand mirrored the shifting light. Within minutes, the rain swept across the beach, changing everything again.
Looking at it now, I think it captures something essential about Ireland's Atlantic coast — beauty shaped by weather, light, and constant movement.
Taken on a rainy walking trip in County Kerry, Ireland on the Dingle way; a loop around the Dingle Peninsula.
Photo Day 05, Ventry Beach walk after several nights of storms. A momentary lull between rain. Stunning skies and loved the reflection on the wet sand #beautifulireland #beachwalk #ventrybeach #perfectsunset #365project