These Eircom phone boxes are soon going to be a thing of the past as they are being removed, but this one had two large stickers against the war in Gaza that caught my eye.

Malaga has a huge tourist industry and is great for street photography. I think I’ve posted at least five images over the years from this very street, and have a couple more to go, too!

There are many ways of waiting on a busy shopping street.

Friends sitting on a window sill, in front of a shop, in Valencia one afternoon in October 2023.

These boats were tied up in Youghal when we visited in November 2021.

Fog flowed in from the sea on a warm day in March, 2011. It almost covered the lighthouse, and it will do so a few minutes later.

All that remains of Debenhams is the faded imprint of the sign on the front of its previous location on St. Patrick’s Street, Cork.

On a trip with Blarney Photography Club to the Lakes of Killarney a year ago, we photographed the water as the sun rose over the mountains in the distance.

At the start of February, this imposing building still stood on Kennedy Quay but now most of it is a pile of rubble.

An ICM of the sunset reflected in the waters near Crosshaven last May.

The public toilets at Warren Beach, Co Cork, might seem like an unusual photo, but they were the only source of light nearby. Apart from a few minutes later when I ran up and down the beach with the flashlight on my phone for some fun long exposure shots.

The colourful buildings of Pope’s Quay reflected in the waters of the River Lee. Thanks Henry for noticing!