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> Early morning reflection near the source of Killary Harbour, Ireland's only fjord, which straddles the Galway / Mayo border. This picture was taken close to Aasleagh Falls during the summer 2007.
> Evening reflection at the source of Killary Harbour, Ireland's only fjord, which straddles the Galway / Mayo border. this picture was taken close to Aasleagh Falls.
> Big sky over the Cromwellian fort which overlooks the harbour at Inishbofin Island, off the west coast of Ireland.
> A view of the coast and the Atlantic ocean from the top of Mweelrea mountain, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
> A hungry dog tries to wheedle food out of members of the Galway Walking Club, as they rest during a hike around Little Killary and Killary Fjord.
> Mweelrea mountain in Connemara - Killary fjord is in the foreground.
> The sun hidden behind clouds near Doo Lough in Co. Mayo. This picture was taken in a drowned forest at Srahwee - only the stumps remain of a forest that grew about 5,000 years ago.
> Sunbeams peer through cloud near Srahwee in Co. Mayo. In the lake in the foregound lies the stumps of an ancient forest.
> A cross overlooking Doo Lough in Co. Mayo. On the right of the picture is Mweelrea and on the left are the Sheeffry hills. Beyod the other end of Doo Lough is Aasleagh Falls, Leenane and Killary fjord.
Early morning reflection near the source of Killary Harbour, Ireland's only fjord, which straddles the Galway / Mayo border. This picture was taken close to Aasleagh Falls during the summer 2007.
> Early morning reflection near the source of Killary Harbour, Ireland's only fjord, which straddles the Galway / Mayo border. This picture was taken close to Aasleagh Falls during the summer 2007.
Early morning reflection near the source of Killary Harbour, Ireland's only fjord, which straddles the Galway / Mayo border. This picture was taken close to Aasleagh Falls during the summer 2007.
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