Hot off the Memory Card: Shadow Cross
Shadow Cross
Continuing (and you'll be pleased to know, ending) my mini series of headstone crosses: A shadow of a cross against the wall of Quin Abbey
Shadow Cross
Continuing (and you'll be pleased to know, ending) my mini series of headstone crosses: A shadow of a cross against the wall of Quin Abbey
Grannymar: Old and New
Belfast on a Sunny Friday Morning
Now after a dander, I’ll be back at LBC time.
Kyle Tunney Photography: Dream Result World Tour – Dublin
Last night The Great Outdoors put on a great show – They hosted the launch of The Dream Result Movie. I haven’t seen so many paddlers in the one place, so far away from water in quite a while (ps, WHERE the hell is all the water?). If you weren’t there you can see the trailer at the bottom of this post, some epic kayaking!!
World Class Kayakers
World Class Kayakers Rush Sturges &Tyler Curtis promoting their DVD & doing some Q&A.
Can’t beat paddlers
You just can’t beat paddlers, they have to be one of the best type of folk on this green earth. The energy and atmosphere was brilliant.
Also a big shout out to Dave Carrol for his amazing freestyle. He’s going far in the music industry.
Dream Result Trailer
What did YOU think of the movie?
EyeBlinks: The Carrot and the Stick
My comment on the appalling Church Child Abuse in Ireland over the last 100 years, appropriately taken in Rome.
Jennifer Farley Photography: Forest Boys
Met these two gorgeous little fellas on the way into a forest in India. They were very cute and curious. Also on the way, we passed this hand lettered sign, a nice reminder of what the forest is all about.
Latchiko: John
Personally, this is my favourite candid portrait. John (along with Rosie) run Animal Magic, an animal rescue and educational centre in Co. Limerick. The love these guys have for animals is inspiring and I was lucky to capture this moment between John and one of their snakes.
I had the 70-200mm lens on the camera at the time and I had to rely on contortion to squeeze into a doorway to get far away enough so that the lens would focus! Apart from a crop and conversion to monochrome I've done very little post work on this, in fact it's one of the few photos posted which I've processed entirely in Lightroom.
Hot off the Memory Card: Quin Abbey
Quin Abbey
Quin Abbey during a brief photo excusion after leaving the family in the car
