Smiling for the camera
Daunt Square, Cork. May 2016.
Black & White, Yellow and Chrome
St. Patrick Street, Cork. September 2016.
The Ghosts of Debenhams
Looks deserted doesn’t it? I shot this photo around 10am this morning with bustling traffic, pedestrians walking each direction, a girl on her phone standing in the entrance to Debenhams looking around. People waiting at the bus stop even. Where are they gone? By taking around 20 shots of this scene and averaging out the…
Michael O’Regan and a Customer
Michael O’Regan is a well known sight on St. Patrick Street, Cork, selling the Evening Echo for over forty years from a couple of spots on the street. Ten years ago I took a photo of him and promised I’d make a print for him. It took some time but last weekend I handed him…
Humour on the Street
Humour on the street was the subject of the latest Cork Street Photography Meetup. While I didn’t actually meet any of the group in town as I was with my son I did get a few photos, and one qualifies as humorous. 🙂
Caught in the Rain
Rain, sleet and snow fell in the space of five minutes a week ago during the Cork Streetphotography photowalk. These lads were caught in the middle of it on St. Patrick’s Street.
RIP Irish Water
Some photos from the Irish Water protest in Cork last Saturday. A huge crowd gathered and braved the bitter wind and rain and snow to march through the city.
Fr Mathew Stands Still
The statue of Fr Mathew on St Patrick Street stands still as cars, people and a bus move all around.
Lunch on St. Patrick Street
When you just have to eat that sandwich.
The fugitive can’t run fast enough!
The 96FM Fugitive is a character listeners of Cork radio station 96FM watch out for as DJs on the radio station give out clues as to his whereabouts. Find him and you’ll win a cash prize! A few weeks ago they told people he was in Blarney and I was asked at least three times…