One Day in Dublin
7:00 - 24:00
7:00 (Awake)
8:00 (Commute)
9:00 (Work)
13:00 (Lunch Break)
17:00 (Finish Work // Leisure)
20:00 (Night)
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Vision
Geometrical, social, spatial.
What this is about? Maybe it is about visual interest. Maybe about the city of Dublin. Maybe it is simply a way to present the photos I take and how I look at my environment.
The city as a world of shapes.An interplay of lines and curves. Walls and cubes obscure the sight. Something . . .
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Belfast
Also: Day Trips from Galway
Maybe it would be
a better idea
not to write anything
and let the viewer
create their own narrative
out of the
. . .
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Around Dublin
Two cameras. One person. Zero planning.
I recently bought a second-hand Olympus AF-1. A fully automated camera with a built-in flash. Basically I wanted to get something for occasions when my Nikkormat seemed too bulky to carry around.
The AF-1 really does not give the user any kind of control over the image except an option for focus lock. You . . .
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Suburbia
Lawn and road and house and car and pet.
Lawn.
Road.
House.
Car.
Pet.
House. Lawn. Road. Pet. Car. Squished.
Posted in: irelandphotography
Dublin
Baile Átha Cliath
Welcome to Dublin. A city I expected to be much more fancy looking than it actually is. My idea stemmed from the information I had gathered about housing market prices beforehand. If you pay 500 Euros for a shared room in the city centre it must be a pretty posh place I concluded. I was not completely wrong. Dublin has its . . .
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Cover image credit: http://Ernest Thiesmeier
