Wild Atlantic Way - BOOK

For nearly forty years, Giles Norman has photographed Ireland exclusively in black and white, drawn to what colour leaves out. Long before the route from Kinsale to Donegal was branded the Wild Atlantic Way, he was already driving it — returning again and again to the cliffs, strands, and headlands that define Ireland's western edge. That deep familiarity with the coastline shapesWild Atlantic Way: Light on the Water, Shadows on the Land, a hardback collection of over 160 pages rendered in the interplay of light and shadow that gives the book its name. Published by O'Brien Press — a testament to its popularity, this is its third printing.