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About Lee Tiller

Lee lives amidst the mountains of the Macgillicuddy Reeks on the Iveragh peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland. His studio, "the yellow house" adjacent to his home, is an old converted byre that overlooks a deep glacial valley.

"I draw immense inspiration from this place. Its feral untamed beauty provides endless contrasts to our otherwise orderly state of human existence. The natural majesty of the mountains and the dramatic landscape often leave an unsettled air of intimidation, but can conversely serenade you with a calming gentleness too. It is a magical place indeed."


On art

Lee's paintings are collected worldwide and can be found in private collections throughout both hemispheres. Painting in oils and acrylics, his artistic works cover a diverse range of natural history subjects from marine wildlife through to abstract and wild panoramic landscapes.

"As an artist I endeavour to connect with nature in an emotionally responsive way whereby the canvas becomes an extension of my creative spirituality. Colour I find irresistible, and constantly marvel at the natures myriad hues, resonance's and subtleties that as artists we attempt to harness and find order amongst. By definition, colour is its own reward."

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On photography

Lee has enjoyed considerable success both as a collected and published photographer. His images have been published worldwide including that of a major editorial portfolio featuring many of his unique and enchanting images.

"As photographers we create beautiful, unforgettable images that if successful will involve and immerse the viewer into that precise moment or experience. This is something that I strive to do. I am always delighted to see people connecting with, and sharing in my 'captured light' experience".