The photos in this collection were made during my extended stays in Ireland over the past six years while filming the mini-series Camelot and The Tudors.

The work focuses on the relationship to the “eternal” residents have had going back to the creation of megalithic monuments during the Neolithic period to the 6th century monastery perched 700 feet atop Skellig Michael Island, described by George Bernard Shaw as being “far out of this time and this world”, to the mythic landscape that has inevitably shaped its inhabitants

Evocative and timeless, these lyrical photographs reveal the eternal spirit and beauty of The Island of Saints and Scholars.