Posts related to Market
27 August 2006 - Staring at me
Am I feeling conspicuous or what?
I tried shooting from the hip yesterday with the strap of my camera over my shoulder and my camera in a horizontal position instead of being wrapped around my hand in a vertical orientation.
It proved useful, but I found that:
- More of my shots were blurry, perhaps because either the back and forth movement of me walking. I tried shooting in Tv (Shutter Priority mode) and even at 1/200sec and higher there was shake.
- It’s great getting more of the surroundings in but I miss the feet.
A child sleeps while the rest of his family mill about.
Taken in the same market as yesterday’s music posters in Dublin.
29 July 2006 - Music Posters
Music posters for sale in a market in Dublin a few weeks ago.
15 July 2006 - Surreal in the market
A woman walking in the English Market is the perfect subject for a bit of surreal experimentation with the GIMP!
02 July 2006 - Moynihan’s Poultry
A long exposure shot in the English Market in the vicinity of one of the many chicken meat shops.
The camera was set to f/8.0 and placed on top of a wall. In this semi-dark passage the exposure was 1/4 second blurring the passing people nicely but capturing the relatively motionless shop keepers.
01 July 2006 - Kay O’Connell
Kay O’Connell’s is probably the biggest of the fishmongers in the English Market, Cork.
07 April 2006 - Another sale
Another sale made at the market during the St Patrick’s Festival in Cork!
01 April 2006 - Buy a hot dog
I’d call them hot dogs simply because I’m ignorant of the German name used on the sign outside this stall. Whatever they’re called they were delicious!
Pictured during the St. Patrick’s Festival Cork 2006.
Is chocolate bad and contain calories if it’s all organic and good and pure and sold in a homely fashion? Go on, you know you want some!
Yummy looking chocolate brownies for sale at a stall during the St Patrick’s Festival Cork 2006!
Clothes hang unnoticed amid the crowds and stalls down Academy Street Cork during the St Patrick’s Festival on March 18th 2006!