Airport Road, Belfast

North Belfast Streets

Carlingford, County Louth

King John's Castle

The castle owes its name to King John (Richard the Lionheart's brother) who visited Carlingford in 1210.

Garden, Summer 2015

Orpheus Building

12 - 20 York Street, Belfast. 

Built in 1932, in red brick with granite and Portland stone detailing. It was a department store with a Ballroom on the top floor.

 In 1981/82 the University of Ulster acquired the Orpheus for the Faculty of Art & Design. They added a covered walkway over York Street, linking the Orpheus with the existing Art College.

 In March 2012 the University of Ulster submitted a planning application for the redevelopment of their Belfast Campus.

The application included the demolition of the Orpheus building and replacement with a new-build University building.

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The application was approved in March 2013 and demolition of the Orpheus started in December 2015.

Belfast Harbour October 2015

Samson and Goliath are the twin shipbuilding gantry cranes situated at Queen's Island. The cranes dominate the Belfast skyline and are landmark structures of the city.

HMS Caroline

One of only three surviving Royal Navy warships from the First World War. Moored at Alexandra Dock in Belfast

Andalusia, Spain 2015

Croatia 2015

City of Split 

Podstrana, Dalmatia

Spelga Dam.

Mourne Mountains, County Down

Office in Mallusk

Finger painting on a Sony Xperia tablet.