County Wicklow, Ireland
This valley in the Wicklow Mountains feels remote, while only miles south of Dublin. The Wicklow Mountains were remote enough to have provided a handy refuge for opponents to English rule. Rebels who took part in the 1798 Irish uprising hid out in this region for years. When the frustrated British built a military road in 1800 to help flush out the rebels, this area became more accessible.
Carbon pigment print on Hahnemuhle fine art photography paper. All photographs include an archival matte, information about the photograph and a signature stamp from Barry Hendrickson.
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