§ February 5th, 2010
036/365 So it seems I have swapped one house of mayhem for another! Mind you, its mayhem in a good way! The first caused by having lots of kids climb all over you, the second caused by big dogs jumping up at you, all wanting attention!
§ February 5th, 2010

One from the beginning of January 2010
§ February 5th, 2010

Photo 27 of 365.
It looks like I got a nice macro shot from inside a pinball machine, but in reality those things aren’t that dark.

Photo 28 of 365.
It’s a plaza or Square beside Dublin city Hall on Dame’s Street. The “pinballs” are embedded on the edge of the concrete seas to prevent skateboarders doing their thing.
§ February 5th, 2010

A Redwing searching for food during the recent cold spell.
§ February 5th, 2010

The image I had in my mind proved to be harder to create than I amagined. It took hours of faffing about in Photoshop to create those wings! You can see the original by rolling your mouse over the "original" link above the photo.
This was taken at sunset in Cratloe Woods - big thanks to Catriona for modelling.
§ February 5th, 2010

Love Photo Competition
That’s right, yet another photo-tastic photo competition for you to enter. This time it’s brought to you by the well known Body Shop. They’re starting Valentines early this year and want you to celebrate your love for the special people in your life.
How to enter?
This Saturday, February the 6th you can come along to Dundrum Town Centre and have your very own photo taken at The Body Shop which will be automatically entered into the draw. You can also post your photos online at The Body Shops Flickr page.
Claire from Gingerpixel, Red mum and myself will be picking the winner at the end, so get your great photos in!!!
What could you win?
The winner will receive dinner for two in the Roly Saul Restaurant in Dundrum, along with Body Shop goodies worth over €500. If that’s not cool enough, everybody who takes part in the photobooth with get 20% off everything in The Body Shop.

§ February 5th, 2010

Dublin. I detest people who think street photography is gratuitous photos of homeless people. A curse on ye all!