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A NEW BOOK will give people a view of Dublin they rarely get to see.
Dublin: The View from Above is the latest book by Dennis Horgan, who has previously photographed Cork from the sky.
It features bird’s eye views of the Docklands, the National Botanic Gardens, Dublin Zoo and several other well-known locations.
“Seen from the edge of an open aircraft door, the city below looks breathtaking.
“Flying in both helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft, usually with a door removed to get clearer shots and unobstructed camera angles, I managed to capture all the iconic Dublin landmarks, from Christchurch to Dublin Castle, in a new light – many from striking angles,” Horgan said.
Check our some of the images below:
St Stephen's Green
Dublin Port
Glasnevin Cemetery
Dún Laoghaire
Bridges along the River Liffey
City centre playground
O'Connell Bridge looking towards College Green
Heuston Station
Tanks at the Guinness Brewery
Ballsbridge looking towards Ringsend
All images: Dennis Horgan
More information on the book can be found here.
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