Captivated by the mystery and beauty of Ireland, Larry Katzman has traveled to his second home eleven times since1991.  His Irish portfolio has been exhibited in his native New York as well as in Ireland. Selected images have been displayed at The American Irish Historical Society in New York, and at The Arts and Heritage Center in Listowel, County Kerry, and at The Hunt Museum in Limerick.

Not satisfied with straight documentation, the artist "seeks to create an impression, a reflection of both the soul of the country and that of the photographer."  It is the artist's hope that the soul of the viewer is touched in the process. 

The photographs are printed with pigment based dyes on archival quality paper, laboratory tested to fully retain their color for more than 100 years. This means that the photograph can be passed down for several generations and maintain the original look. The white mats and backings are acid free, so that the prints will remain archival. 

The images are taken with a 35mm camera, which enables the photographer to respond to the moment. The film is scanned at high resolution, then corrected for exposure and color for a true-to-life print. The image itself is not altered so that the information contained on the film matches that on the print.