


Many years ago, when I hitch-hiked around the world,
I started to photograph beautifully made objects.
I found these dry stone walls above
while travelling around Ireland,
specifically around the West Coast,
in an area called the Burren,
a raw and beautiful environment.
Someone told me that people that made the walls
could be recognised by the pattern.
(someone also told me, when I was lost,
and asked for directions, to follow the smoke,
I did and came to a cottage with a smoky peat fire)
"Go outside everyday, miracles are waiting everywhere"