Frostographing

Photography is the art of freezing an instant in time - which is not to say it is lifeless and cold. A photograph is like a rose of frost, suspended by the eye of the camera in the fragile winter air, delicate, luminous and ever changing in the light of a million sunbeams, or as many different perspectives. All photos by Cassia Blondelot

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They lurk in the shadows, but tonight we are the scary ones!

Oíche Shamhna shona daoibh!

Galway, October 2023

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To sit and contemplate incoming rain

Galsgow, August 2017

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Cubes, cupolas, corners and curvatures

Jerusalem, October 2019

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The Watch

Clifden, May 2021

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Riverrun

Gap of Dunloe, August 2023

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A respite from the scorching sun

Altafulla, September 2022

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Seal v. Eel

Galway, May 2020

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Architecture fused with nature

Castelsardo, October 2018

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Big and small, all stand tall

Inis Oirr, April 2016

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Promise of a Future Feast

Gluiras, April 2014

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Cloud Foam

Villeurbanne, May 2012

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Nature draped in old velvet

Leenaun Hill, April 2023

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Layers of Earth and Sky

Killarney, June 2017

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Thieving nuts

Maramureș, April 2018

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Silver sky, silver stones and silver sea

Inis Mór, June 2019

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Flotsam

Galway, April 2020

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The Old Menhir and the Sea

Clifden, May 2021