03.- Isle of Ireland - Pastures and Cliffs

Across the northern edge of Ireland, pasture, cliff, and Atlantic water meet within a landscape shaped by exposure, erosion, and settlement. Fields descend toward hidden beaches while signal towers, rope bridges, and isolated structures overlook fractured headlands and open sea. The sequence moves between cultivated terrain and immense coastal formations, following shifting weather, volcanic stone, and steep geological relief along a shoreline where human presence remains inseparable from the Atlantic edge.