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The Connemara Prints

Photos by Kit DeFever
February / March 2000

March 9, 2023 by Leave a Comment

Mayard Harbor of Connemara. All photos by Kit DeFever.

Fashion and celebrity photographer Kit DeFever (who has shot many Irish America covers) turns his eye on Ireland. The photographs below were taken in Connemara and are beautifully reproduced as prints on watercolor paper. 

Aran Dunes
Near the Kylemore Abbey
Letter Brechaun
Lough Inagh

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in the February / March 2000 issue of Irish America.

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