Brian Campbell Photography - Sturral Baby Lighthouses of The Wild Atlantic

Lighthouses of The Wild Atlantic Way

with focus on the Wild Atlantic Way

Each piece is handmade and unique

To this day on the 1 February People in Ireland still make the St Brigid’s cross from rushes and a three legged rush weaving to represent the triple deity Brigid

it leaves behind a delightful fragrance once the alcohol scent dissipates (in just 10-20 seconds)

Brian Campbell Photography - Sturral Baby Lighthouses of The Wild AtlanticThe rugged cliffs of Sturrall Headland rise dramatically above the wild Atlantic Ocean along the northern coast of County Donegal. Waves crash against the rocky shoreline below while layers of weathered stone and green slopes lead the eye toward the vast horizon. Captured along Irelands famous Wild Atlantic Way, this fine art landscape photograph highlights the raw beauty and power of Donegals coastline. The contrast between the deep blue sea and the