Calendar 2023

November 6, 2022

Goodbye October, Hello November!

It’s that exciting time of year when I reveal the next calendar to hit Lavender Line Photography! Calendar 2023 marks what I think is now my 5th photography calendar and made up of 12 Lavender Line Northern Ireland favourites. From Ballycastle to Ballintoy, Portstewart to Downhill… there is a little something for everyone with a love of the Emerald Isle! Not only a Calendar, but come the end of 2023 you will have 12 5x5” mini scenes to display proudly in your home decor. A perfect way to add a touch of Northern Ireland!

*Why not add a touch of Northern Ireland to your 2023!*

Calendar 2023 is now available for purchase here or if you are in the Belfast area then why not come have a browse at Lavender Line Photography HQ! Don’t miss out, limited stock!

Lavender Line Face Masks

August 20, 2020

I am very excited to announce that #LavenderLineFaceMasks are now available for purchase in Ballycastle Visitor Centre! A perfect excuse to treat yourself or a loved one to a North Coast keepsake as well as keeping safe during this global pandemic!

Ballycastle Visitor Centre, home to #LavenderLineFaceMasks! Get your North Coast keepsake today!

A huge goal of mine from the very beginning of Lavender Line Photography has been to get my work into a commercial outlet, something that is not an easy goal for any creative. Not only is it a dream come true to have my work now available for purchase in a Tourist Visitor Centre, but for that Visitor Centre to be in Ballycastle makes this goal of mine even more special. It is a town that holds many memories and a very special place in my heart ; the town where my Grandparent’s love story began, the hometown of my dad, the Summers spent there as a child growing up and now the first place outside of Lavender Line HQ and Etsy to sell my work!

So, if you are in the Ballycastle area be sure to call in to the Visitor Centre to see the wide range of beautiful arts and crafts that are on display and available for purchase from myself and many other local creatives.

#SupportSmallBusiness

Ballycastle Blues : A #LavenderLineFaceMask for those with a love of this beautiful seaside town and her stunning views of Fairhead

Whitepark Waves : A #LavenderLineFaceMask for those with a love of vitamin sea!

Sunset Silhouette : A #LavenderLineFaceMask for this Causeway Coast sunset dreamers

Fairhead Heights

May 7, 2019

‘To the shores of freedom, where no one lives’ - Joesph Arthur

It might be that the North Coast is known more today because of the HBO mega-hit Game Of Thrones, but it is a coastline that I have grown up with and spent many years exploring. From The Dark Hedges to Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge, Ballintoy Harbour to Larrybann and Murlough Bay to White Park Bay, all beautiful locations within their own right and places that I have been lucky enough to visit many times before they made their famous onscreen debuts! One location missing off my North Coast list though… Fairhead!

Fairhead is situated near the stunning seaside town of Ballycastle, a town that my family resides in and a landscape that I have seen in all seasons, but one that I had never seen from the top….until a few weeks ago that is!

*Fairhead heights: The stunning views of Fairhead from Ballycastle’s Pebble Beach*

Taking full advantage of the good Easter weekend weather I decided to hit up the North Coast to finally tick Fairhead off that bucket list! So, with the sun shining, my camera packed and walking shoes at the ready, it was time to explore Fairhead once and for all!

The stunning sights of Fairhead, a location that I highly recommend and one that everyone should experience at least once in their lifetime for those beautiful coastal views! It is also an important location for Game Of Thrones fans, one that you mi… — The stunning sights of Fairhead, a location that I highly recommend and one that everyone should experience at least once in their lifetime for those beautiful coastal views! It is also an important location for Game Of Thrones fans, one that you might just recognise from Season 7!

Standing 600ft above sea, Fairhead can be seen from many coastal hotspots along the North Coast, but getting to see those coastal hotspots from the very top is something else! To take a moment to stand along the famous cliff edge and truly appreciate the beauty of our coastline is a time that I will treasure. Looking out and seeing some of my favourite North Coast locations from such a height and distance is something that should be experienced by all!

*Fairhead Blues: Who can resist a look down when rewarded with such blues!*

*Fairhead rising an impressive 600ft above sea level and said to be one of Ireland and Britain’s toughest climbs!*

*Not only are you rewarded with stunning coastal views, but beautiful lakes and farm life too. A little something for everyone!*

The cliff walk along Fairhead to Murlough Bay is breathtaking and one I highly recommend continuing on with. It’s along this path that you will see the famous Fairhead lakes, Grey Man’s Path and the stunning views of Murlough Bay and Torr Head coming into view. What makes it even better is how secluded the area is, a perfect spot to take full advantage of the peace and quiet that mother nature has to offer! If you are looking for that moment of mindfulness then this is the for you! What better than the great outdoors, fresh sea air and coastal views to spend an afternoon!

*The famous Grey Man’s Path, an unusual walkway created by mother nature herself! One to keep a lookout for when walking Fairhead as it can be easily missed!*

*Well hello Murlough Bay! Just when you think the views can’t get any better, along comes the stunning headland of Murlough Bay!*

*The stunning sights of Murlough Bay and another beautiful location used for Game Of Thrones!*

A visit to the top of Fairhead…. tick!