Our Easter Saturday treat was witnessing this beautiful rainbow descent upon ancient Acha Dá Eo, ‘The field of the two yew trees’. This place, now known as Aghadoe, is very old and dates back to pre-Christian Ireland. The Aghadoe church and cemetery as we see it now is a relatively young 866 years old. From […]
Read MorePortrait Through a Bedroom Window
It began as a bit of experimental fun capturing images through windows but the angles just did not work for me standing outside, and looking in. In changing my perspective, both in my thinking and in my geometry I brought out my flying camera for a fresh look. From this high vantage, looking down and […]
Read MorePaddysphere
I know this style of image has become a bit ho hum but it’s a celebration so why not. First it’s taken on St Patrick’s Day, a good enough excuse for any craic really. Second it was the first nice day I’d seen in weeks of cold, wet rain and wind. Third, it was my […]
Read MoreFrozen
Lisa loves to freeze things and photograph their thaw. She’s good at it and was eager to share this passion by preparing blocks of ice entombed frozen flowers. It was now up to to us to interpret their thaw any way we liked. Aside from all the obvious creative possibilities there was something timeless about […]
Read MoreDungeon Duty
How often have you found yourself sipping an extraordinary coffee while looking into the dungeon below watching the minions creating your next magical chocolate brownie. The only question lingering on your mind is whether to order a second coffee when those brownies are ready! If you’ve never had such an experiences then you are just […]
Read More