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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
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
Heady stuff for Portrait Photographers Ian Robertson is Professor of Psychology at Trinity College Dublin and founding Director of the Trinity College of Neuroscience. Previously he was senior scientist at the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit in Cambridge. He’s become
Conference photography It was great to get this recent commission from an Irish based international company to shoot an event at their Dublin headquarters. The company has plants all over the globe, and a bunch of their best delegates were
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
Event Photographer Working as an event photographer is about using traditional camera skills with organising people, predicting the flow of an occasion and being quick to react to things as they happen. Its back to using your shutter speeds and
Commercial Photography Welcome to my new blog. If you’ve been to my new, updated commercial photography website before you’ll notice a big and long overdue overhaul from the old format which was very sparse on text compared to the new WordPress