Haydn Shaughnessy’s article on blogging in Ireland is in today’s Irish Times. It’s a lengthy 3/4 page read and in the Arts section so it covers the artistic side of blogging more than the political or mainstream - photography, podcasting and video blogging are the main aspects of blogging that he treats.
Unfortunately the online version is subscriber only but here’s what he wrote about us photobloggers:
In fact, Irish bloggers excel at photography, and two of the most outstanding are the O’Caoimh brothers. Their record of changing Cork city and county are the kind of document we might look back on in a decade with some gratitude. The photographs of Ryan Whalley, meanwhile (www.glasseyalley.com), logging the Cork countryside and coast, are exceptionally well staged works of art and draw attention from around the globe.In each case it’s their self-taught skills that make blogging a superior distribution mechanism than, say, the local photographic gallery. Is the Irish blogging scene vibrant and creative, as the photography suggests?
Ryan’s Glassey Alley photoblog, and my brother Donal’s blog are referred to above. One of the photos in the article is this one I shot at the Ceili Mor several weeks ago. If this is your first time to this site feel free to browse around and visit again. There’s a new photo here every day!
cool stuff, donncha!
I hope you got a bit of commision out of that.
hehe - “The Brothers O’Caoimh”. sounds like a mischevious lot!
Written by
Kae Verens
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November 06, 2006 at
6:10pm
Yeah, saw this myself today, was a bit suprised by the length of the article in the IT on blogging, but, you guys really deserve the accolades and exposure that you’re getting!
Written by
Daragh Mc Grath
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November 06, 2006 at
11:28pm
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