Here they are: My favourite photographs of 2023
The adventure of photography in 12 of Brendan Ó Sé’s personal favourite photographs from 2023. … Continue reading…Here they are: My favourite photographs of 2023
Tag: Brendan Ó Sé photography
November 10 2023
This morning I am thinking of Vivian Maier, who is probably my favourite photographer, and thinking about how she photographed throughout her life and that of these shots so many
Why I am bored with photographs, but not with photography
Why I am bored with photographs, but not with photography. … Continue reading…Why I am bored with photographs, but not with photography
New year’s resolutions starting in September
So here goes with my new year’s resolution for 2023; only 258 days later. And what was the new year’s resolution? Well, to blog, to write more about photography. Back
Continue reading…New year’s resolutions starting in September
An online photography adventure
Around this time last year I gave my first ever fully-online mobile photography course. Little did I think that a year later this would be a regular thing and that
Photography and mindfulness workshop
Mindfulness in its traditional form is not for me. The idea of a vacant, unpopulated mind is death. The idea of singular attention and drowning out of intrusion is heaven.
Protected: How can I take a great photo?
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
What can the new Huawei Mate 20 Pro do for your photography?
When Leica Cameras put their name to Huawei’s smartphones you know you that the years of tradition, heritage and prestige that are synonymous with their brand is going to result
Continue reading…What can the new Huawei Mate 20 Pro do for your photography?
All-Ireland Hurling Final 2018 Pt 2
Sunday’s All-Ireland Final was the 15th All-Ireland Final I have been to, but the first one that did not involve Cork. Back in May when I set out on this
All-Ireland Hurling Final 2018 Pt 1
78 minutes and 38 seconds into Sunday’s All-Ireland Hurling Final and Joe Canning stands over a free in his own half under the Hogan stand. His Galway side that he