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My photography style has always been a mix of candids and portraits, and most of the time, I prefer laughing photos over anything else! I have been a photographer for about 15 years now, and have done countless photo sessions and events. Some of my work has been featured on Style Me Pretty, How They Asked, Mountainside Bride, and Sweet Violet Bride. I was also featured in several Irish news outlets in 2014, when I published a book of Irish landscape images. I love Ireland and would love to show you everything that the charming city of Galway has to offer. *I do not have a car in the city, so if your inquiry is for a place far out of town, please inquire with the other Flytog, Vanessa! :)

Vanessa

I am fun, outgoing and artistic with a passion for all things creative. My style is artistic and natural and my approach is fun and relaxed. I love meeting new people and can help you explore Medieval Galway City or some of the beautiful surrounding areas like Connemara. I would love to capture your experience in the West of Ireland and create special memories forever.

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Welcome to Galway!

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On the western side of Éire lies colourful Galway. With the ocean splashing its shores and the River Corrib running through the centre, this city is rooted in its maritime trading past with a firm eye forward. As one of the most multi-cultural cities in Ireland (and is the European Capital of Culture 2020), it offers an abundance of cutting-edge cuisines and vibrant festivals. A day well spent usually involves the happy diversion of listening to music in one the city's many traditional pubs around the Latin Quarter.