I’m Tony Mullen, a Wexford-based photographer drawn to the relationship between light, structure and landscape.
I made the transition to full-time photography in 2016, and in 2021 began working alongside fellow photographer and good friend Tony Healy, who specialises in architectural and product photography. For approximately a year, I worked closely with Tony on a wide range of residential and commercial property projects in Dublin and throughout Ireland. That experience played an important part in developing my approach to architectural and property photography before I branched out independently and began building my own client base.
Since then, I’ve developed strong working relationships with businesses, property professionals and many of the leading auctioneers throughout the South East, particularly in Wexford Town and County. Tony and I have remained good friends and professional colleagues, and from time to time we continue to collaborate on projects.
Today, much of my day-to-day work is focused on photographing residential and commercial property throughout County Wexford and the South East, working with auctioneers, architects, developers and businesses to present properties and spaces at their very best.
Through careful composition, an understanding of natural and available light, and close attention to detail, I aim to create photographs that are polished and engaging while remaining authentic to the property itself. Whether it’s a family home coming to market, a new residential development or a commercial architectural project, the objective is always the same — strong, natural imagery that communicates the character, design and sense of space.
Beyond my architectural and property work, landscape photography remains an important part of what I do. I’m particularly drawn to the changing light, coastline, countryside and open skies of County Wexford. It gives me the opportunity to slow things down, observe and explore the relationship between light, form and place beyond the built environment.
My collection of fine-art prints, available framed or unframed, reflects this more personal side of my photography and includes landscapes and seascapes from across County Wexford and beyond.
Whether I’m photographing a modern residential development, a commercial property or a quiet stretch of coastline, my approach remains thoughtful, detailed and grounded in authenticity.
If you’d like to discuss a photography project, collaborate on an upcoming development, or enquire about one of my fine-art prints, I’d be delighted to hear from you.