Search results for "ireland"

Photography

Tapping Into The Irish Spirit: St. Patrick's Day - Fact and Legend

by Daryl Byklum
23 February 2024
Luck o' the Irish. Wearing of the green. Shamrocks. Leprechauns. A pot o' gold at the end of the rainbow.It's March. The month of potential snowstorms during winter's grand finale.
Contributors

Intensive Dublinese Course

by Viorel Dudau
13 March 2018
I was walking around Christ Church Cathedral in a warm Sunday morning when I heard someone whispering in my ear: "Don't take me photo! Hahaha!
Contributors

My first video sold

by Daniel M. Cisilino
24 March 2017
I have recently begun to upload some videos, this is my first sale !        Video footage here. Phoenix Park at sunrise. Aerial view. Dublin . IrelandThe rest of my videos here.
Contributors

Happy Saint Patrick's Day

by Georges Kyrillos
17 March 2017
The symbol of this religious holiday is the shamrock:  & cheers of course!  
Contributors

Top 10 Destinations in Ireland

by Viorel Dudau
13 March 2017
From ancient history to natural beauty, Ireland features spectacular sights, assorted with bustling cities and cheerful pubs.
Contributors

Colorphil

by Colorphil Design
17 November 2016
 Hi,I am new to Dreamstime and I would like to get as much as possible from this site in terms of exposure for my images, photographic tips and just see what other photographers are doing.
Contributors

How did it all start?

by Anna & Piotr
16 October 2016
Hi!It is Anna and Peter. We are quite new here, just joined in July.Achieving first 100 accepted photos, going for much more and hoping for some downloads.How did it all start?
Contributors

Ireland

by OstergotlandiBilder
13 October 2016
I like many others love to travel, and a few weeks ago, I was in Ireland. The beautiful country, and especially the coastal band gave us lots of photo opportunities.
Contributors

Over 2,000 images on Dreamstime! Amazing!

by Bratty1206
12 June 2015
A few years ago, I had no idea what stock photography even was. I remember the feeling, when the first ones were uploaded and accepted. I remember when they were rejected as well.
Contributors

Milestone 1000 images online !

by Daniel M. Cisilino
21 July 2014
Today I reached 1000 travel images of Germany, Austria, Middle east, North Africa, Portugal, Ireland, Sweden, England, Poland, Tall ships, Birds of Prey, Chinese arts and dances online !
Contributors

Four new collections

by Daniel M. Cisilino
19 June 2014
Organizing my images, I have created four new collections. Have a look.Middle East (click here for the collection)North Africa (click here for the collection)Portugal (click here for the collection...
Contributors

A milestone inspired by the news

by Maen Zayyad
13 December 2010
Hello everyone,Today I made my first editorial image with an idea that came from the news!
Contributors

Level 2 (this needn't be read by you)

by Roman Zaremba
13 April 2010
Hi, I guess you've read this article many times and yes, I must write it for you again. This time it's me, who has reached the level 2 with this panoramic picture of the Cave Hill in Belfast.
Contributors

From Northern Ireland

by Roman Zaremba
06 November 2009
Hi people,I was working as a health-care assistant in Belfast in this October and I have to admit that this town and the whole Northern Ireland is beautiful.
Contributors

Shamrock & Trinity

by Eliane Haykal
15 March 2009
The shamrock, not to be confused with the 4-leaf clover, is an important symbol in the Irish culture.
Contributors

Poor Tom Baxter

by Rebeccaosborn
04 May 2008
So we had tickets to go and see Tom Baxter this weekend in galway and he had to cancel due to laryngitis (if you have never heard of him, look him up on youtube.. he's great!)but the good news
Contributors

Church Ruins In Ireland

by Rebeccaosborn
03 May 2008
Recently I photographed this amazing ruin in the West of ireland.Abbeyknockmoy is in Co. Galway.
Contributors

Adventures of me and my camera - part deux

by Ron Sumners
23 August 2007
ACROSS IRELAND YEAHIt was a dark and stormy morning as I hauled my bastard bags underneath a bridge and waited alone.
Contributors

Erin Go Bragh!

by Ellen Boughn
22 February 2007
Erin Go Bragh translates to "Ireland Forever" and in the US where everyone claims to be Irish on St. Patrick's Day, it is often heard.]]