McNeela Instruments were looking for a ‘website photographer’ to create some new images for the ecommerce website. I was delighted to get the chance to work with these guys… They are a family run business with a deep rooted interest in Irish traditional music.
I did the real estate photography for this house in South County Dublin and it couldn’t be more different to the house in the previous post. The inside is finished to a really high level which makes interior photography fairly
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
packaging and Packshot Photographer Dublin This is a Packaging or ‘Packshot’ job that I did a while back. The client is a skincare/ wellness product manufacturer and wanted fresh imagery for their updated website. I thought I would do a little
Professional Commercial Photographers Ireland I wonder how many commercial photographers in Ireland would get up at 4a.m. to shoot bintrucks? The company, Keywaste is growing steadily in Dublin and they needed some new imagery to enhance their web presence and
Industry Photographer Dublin Ireland A peek into the workshop of Bushy Park Iron Works . They specialise in metal fabrication, gates, ornate work, restoration, etc. I visited the foundry on several occasions. They needed an industry photographer to document some of the
Experienced Commercial Photographer in Dublin First up, I really enjoyed working with these guys. All of them, from management to every level of staff were friendly and helpful throughout. They were looking for, as they said, ‘a friendly and experienced
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If the client hasn’t gotten this far along the road yet, I will usually advise them to consider the following before I go on-site. It always delivers better value for money. 1. Time allocation: First and foremost, getting commercial photography
Mark Price is an architect based in Dublin. He also lectures in Belfield UCD
https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/the-blocks-review-psalms-of-degradation-psalms-of-exaltation-1.2795803I shot some creative portraits for writer and poet Karl Parkinson recently in the place where he grew up, O’Devaney Gardens, which is currently being demolished. I used the existing blocks, barriers and rubble as a backdrop with the direct sunlight
Its always exciting and rewarding to shoot a sports portrait. Athletes are always upbeat people who are happy to get some recognition for all the long hours and hard years they put in. Prakash is one of Ireland’s up and
A recent shoot for an aircraft leasing company, Seraph Aviation who are based in Dublin, Ireland. Ireland has become an important centre for the international aviation leasing business. The shoot involved shooting staff portraits over 2 days at their HQ in
Happy to be the official event photographer at BizExpo2o16 at CityWest. Spent the day meeting some of Ireland’s SME’s – a great bunch of people. SME’s are the backbone of the Irish economy and create most of our jobs. Well
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
Corporate Photographer Dublin In terms of the challenges facing a corporate photographer with this kind of portrait session at their Dublin offices, its back to the key skill of ‘capturing a moment’. As the shoot involved slightly different set ups,
Portrait Photographer For this shoot the brief was quite open; to come up with imagery for an upcoming CD release for Dublin based cellist and composer, Mary Barnecutt. The images would also be used for future events and promotions. We
A few little experiments here in alternative processes: Cyanotype – This printing process dates back to the 19th century. Its a beautifully simple process, which gives a really attractive result. Photography was an extremely cumbersome process back then, and required
