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"Capturing the Majesty: Low Angles Reveal Ireland's Architectural Gems" Ballydehob Viaduct, Co Cork: A breathtaking view of the 12 Arch Viaduct from a low angle showcases its impressive engineering and scenic surroundings. Stormont, Belfast: The imposing Northern Ireland Assembly building takes on a grandeur when photographed from below, symbolizing the strength and resilience of this historic landmark. Moon Over Rock Of Cashel, Co Tipperary: The ethereal glow of moonlight casts an enchanting spell on the ancient Rock of Cashel as seen from a low angle, transporting us to another time. Randalstown Railway Viaduct, Co Antrim: A disused 19th-century railway viaduct stands tall against nature's backdrop in Randalstown, offering a glimpse into Ireland's industrial past. The Jealous Wall at Belvedere House And Gardens: This colossal man-made folly in Co Westmeath commands attention with its towering presence when captured from below – truly Irelands largest. Enniskillen Castle, Co Fermanagh: From a low angle perspective, Enniskillen Castle exudes both strength and elegance as it overlooks Lough Erne - an architectural marvel steeped in history. Rock Of Cashel at Sunset, Co Tipperary: Bathed in warm hues of golden sunlight against clear skies; this iconic Irish landmark reveals its true magnificence when viewed from below. Long Room Library at Trinity College Dublin: Gazing up towards rows upon rows of antique books creates an awe-inspiring atmosphere within one of Dublin's most treasured libraries. Dunluce Castle Ruins in Co Antrim: Weathered by time and perched precariously atop cliffs overlooking the sea; capturing Dunluce Castle from below evokes feelings of mystery and intrigue. Foyle Bridge, Derry City.