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Written January 21, 2006 in Black and White, Candid, Cork, Ireland, People, Photos, St Patrick's Street, Street, Urban
Couple of local lads pictured in front of the Savoy, Patrick’s Street, Cork.
Written January 19, 2006 in Black and White, Candid, Cork, Ireland, People, Photos, St Patrick's Street, Street, Urban
This is the Maxol Petrol Station in Blarney. This is a long exposure shot and I just managed to get the Cork-Blarney bus in the frame!
Written January 17, 2006 in Architecture, Carey's Lane, Christmas, Cork, Photos, Sky, Urban
Carey’s Lane leads off Patrick Street in Cork to Paul Street and the large Tesco shopping center there. In by-gone days it was part of the Huguenot Quarter of the city.
Shot on Patrick Street, Cork about a week ago. I was crossing the street when I spotted two girls engrossed in a mobile phone.
This is a tightly cropped section of the image which was originally shot from the hip in portrait mode.
The Oasis clothes shop is in the background, and HMV can be seen in the reflection of the window.
See the bag in that guy’s hand? It’s from the “Digital Camera” shop 
At one of the butchers in the English Market a week ago. This butcher sells great honey collected from bees in Co. Cork! I spotted the joint of meat on the counter as I was leaving.
Written January 14, 2006 in Black and White, Candid, Cork, Ireland, People, Photos, St Patrick's Street, Street, Urban
Patrick Street last weekend. I think it’s an Argus Argos catalogue he’s reading.
The signs in Blarney always point towards a B&B!
This bunch of signs do anyway. Right at the end of Station Road there’s a pole with signs to about a dozen B&Bs! If you ever need somewhere to stay in Blarney you shouldn’t have trouble finding accomodation!
Link of the Day
If you haven’t read any of the The Digital Journalist yet then the January issue is a good place to start! I found dispatches for Iraq and Bolivia rivetting and scary and exciting.
In a compeltely different way, Bill Pierce’s memories of the late Michael Evans will stir your heart. He did a great job writing about his friend.
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