Naomi Savage Photography

08/09/2026

Thank you to Johnsons Calendars for sharing and producing my work. I can honestly say in regards to printing colour photography they are exceptional and the best quality for landscape photographers. I prepared my prints using photoshop in sRBG and without any icc profiles and the shadows, colours and tones came out perfect. I also kept my monitor brightness low and I use a mac. I am very happy with the results.

26/08/2026

Some days pay off. This composition isn't new (but it is new to me) but I thoroughly enjoyed what this evening had to offer. I loved the hike. I loved the colours that kept sweeping over the landscape and then hiding behind the clouds. I kept missing a few shots as I was panicking at the constant cold wind in my eyes while trying to set up a shot in the best place. I also enjoyed editing it together. What the raw files had to offer. I have used 2 blended exposures for this for an extra bit of sharpness in the distance for a better bigger print. This place we call home can be so beautiful even if only for those small minutes.



2027 CALENDARS available on my website

https://nsphotos.uk/2027-calendar

19/08/2026

Aw jes my face again!

Thank you to PermaJet for the feature. That is wonderful to see! Hopefully it inspires others to create, get outdoors and try some printing as well.

🌏 In celebration of we're shining a light on the photographers, artists & creators who trust PermaJet to bring their work to life.

👋 Meet Naomi Savage Photography

📸 A Northern Irish photographer specialising in landscapes, waterfalls and the great outdoors. With a background in music, events, portraits and school photography, she now combines her love of photography and hiking to capture the beauty of Northern Ireland, particularly around the Mourne Mountains.

🌐 https://nsphotos.uk/

♥️ "Printing my photography gets me thinking a lot more about the shadows, tone, light & colour. I am refining those details and I believe that's what can make your photography stand out.

I have been using the Permajet Matt Plus 240 as I prefer the smooth finish that shows off the mountain layers that I like to capture in my landscapes. It offers depth, clarity and sharpness that I need for my mountain photographs.

Getting the prints correct from screen can be a frustrating process but it is definitely one I enjoy pursuing. The chase for an exceptional print made right from my home is a joy as it marks the end of the photographic journey for me for a particular photograph."

17/08/2026

Throwback to a bright and sunny hike to Muckish Mountain in Donegal back in May last year.

Offering stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic coast, Horn Head and Mount Errigal in the distance.

This is the most rockiest surfaced mountain I've ever hiked. I remember struggling to capture a photo that showed this as the views where so expansive. Looking back through these photos I still felt that there was more to share of that journey!

667 meters high & the 2nd highest of the Seven Sisters. Muckish Mountain is also the 3rd highest in the Derryveagh range.

We took the Miners Path route which is a steep historic route on the northern side. This mining zone used to be for collecting silica sand which was then mined for glass-making until the 1950s.



Please don't forget to order in my new Mournes calendar as they are steadily going! Thank you so so much.

https://nsphotos.uk/2027-calendar

24/07/2026

A few shots from the excellent Slievenaglogh, Corragh & Commedagh hike throughout The Mournes this July. A few rain clouds in the distance creating mood and drama and dark contrast in these images. Lovely! Also my canon A4 printer has bust so if anyone wants to throw one my way that would be great! I would love an upgrade someday to an A3...



New calendars available

https://nsphotos.uk/2027-calendar

23/07/2026

An exploration of Ben Crom Mountain at the end of May this year. This was the first time I finally seen the view from this mountain as it is best to conquer it on a sunny dry day. A lot of the ground cover is wild with peatlands and bog. The ground is very marshy in places and there is a lot of up and down dunes to get past. However it definitely is one of my favourite hikes as it has a fond memory of my recovery hike from the insane Ben Nevis a few days earlier!



New calendar now in stock

https://nsphotos.uk/2027-calendar

23/07/2026

It is wonderful to now share these new prints in the new 2027 Mournes calendar with you all. For more information and to purchase one please visit the link on my website

https://nsphotos.uk/2027-calendar

12/07/2026

Last video clip from The Green Path. I discuss how to look for warmth in an image.

11/07/2026

More landscape photography from the summertime cotton buds in The Mournes. This time I briefly discuss bracketing in bright sunlit conditions (Part 2)