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Photograph of little-known Offaly waterfall stuns Instagram
A photograph of an Offaly waterfall has stunned picture-sharing site Instagram and looks set to grace the walls of a brand new Dublin café in the coming weeks.
The waterfall, nestled away in the countryside at Cadamstown near Birr, was captured in all its glory by photographer and musician Neil Nevins.
Writing and also sharing the image on Twitter, Neil said, "This waterfall in Cadamstown is one of my favourites in Ireland."
This waterfall in Cadamstown is one of my favourites in Ireland #canon #irishphotography #longexposure #waterfalls #offaly #landscape #landscapephotography pic.twitter.com/gcyOL0nifL
— Neil Nevins (@thenev) November 1, 2018
Since it was posted on Neil's Instagram account on Thursday the picture has had hundreds of interactions. One user said, "Wow. Stunning photo," while another simply added, "Sensational shot."
The photograph, along with more of Neil's shots, is set to appear on the walls on the One Society Café, which will open its doors in Dublin City.
You can get more from Neil right here.
PICTURED: Neil's photograph of the Cadamstown waterfall in all its glory
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