Out & About – vol.1
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Posted: May 30 in photography
I really need to start taking more photographs of things that catch my eye when I’m out and about. With that in mind, here are a few from Dublin yesterday.
I really need to start taking more photographs of things that catch my eye when I’m out and about. With that in mind, here are a few from Dublin yesterday.
The way in which he captured our wedding day really shows how talented he is as a photographer and as an artist.
I cannot reccommend Dave highly enough. He was 100% professional but relaxed and unobtrusive and captured the day brilliantly from start to finish.
Thank you so much for everything. So many of the guests said that they barely noticed the photographer which is exactly what we were going for!
Thank you so much for the photos! You sent them on my birthday too, what a great present! They are amazing - we're wowed!
Professional, reliable, creative and yet relaxed and unobtrusive.. and most importantly, the man takes a mean photo!
The photos are incredible and we LOVE them all!!
Details, details, details. It’s all about the details. Or so it was with this amazing wedding anyway. Of course there was the love, the laughter, and the happy ever after but aside from all that, ........
Some really beautiful shots here. Historic black and white photos of New York City: http://t.co/UAh74WEG (via @lostateminor)
4 Responses
May 30, 2011 - 4:09 pm
Dave Beirne
Love Anarchy photo, somethings you catch this type of “Banksy” art in the weirdest places!!
We have an amazing Graffiti artist here called “El Nino de las pinturas” – http://goo.gl/Ep2o0
May 30, 2011 - 4:57 pm
Dee
brilliant! there is lots to see in Dublin’s fair city! honestly, the horse and railings! you couldnt make it up could you? haha
May 30, 2011 - 9:40 pm
Jon
Excellent Dave. The ‘anarchy art’ is a bit different than the stuff up north.
Jun 8, 2011 - 10:39 pm
Mick
Hi Dave ,love the photos .
you might not remember me ,you videoed me in shop street last year ,reciting Louis Mc Neices’ Dublin . I might have missed a line or two on that day ….. Sorry !!
Regards Mick C.