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As a real-estate photographer it was great to get the chance to do some work on this incredible one-off piece of Dublin’s Georgian history, before it gets a major makeover. 67 Baggot Street Lower is a house that definitely holds
Professional Photography A selection from a professional photography job that I did for a Northern Irish company based in Larne, Co. Antrim which supplies render adhesive to the building trade. It involved travelling all over Ireland over a period of a
River of Shadows – Rebecca Solnit I’ve been meaning to post this on my blog for a little while. Some thoughts on a book I received as a present last year. It turned out to be a real gift. Rebecca Solnit’s
Still Life Photography I was asked to do still life photography for this large scale gate on location at the premises of Bushy Park Iron Works in Dublin. The photography was completed on a Saturday when the foundry was a
A collection of views: Images of Dublin city, Ireland. The GPO, Customs House, Liberty Hall, IFSC, and others
Real Estate photography I shot this lovely house a little while back for a private client who wished to rent it for functions and weddings. I mainly used wide-angle lenses with a longer lens for some detail shots. Most of the rooms were
Property photography, real estate I was commissioned to do some property photography for a private client in County Wicklow. The weather failed to function as promised in the morning, and by 10am the sun, hiding behind a cloud as it was,
St. Patrick’s Cathedral I was very happy to have the opportunity to photograph the St. Patrick’s Cathedral Tree of Remembrance -unveiled 28th July 2014 – a collaborative work designed between Andrew Smith, Education officer at St.Pat’s and newly re-christened Bushy
Architectural, property, real estate photography done recently in Dublin, Ireland