March
The camera you have with you is your best camera. I remember reading that and thinking no, it can’t be. Surely, the expensive, top-of-the-range new Nikon is the best camera
Tag: End-of-year review
February
Throughout 2013, I used the iPhone more and more for street photography. Being a phone and not a recognisable camera makes it ideal for close up street portraits. The technique
A year of iPhone photographs
Mobile photography? Hasn’t all photography always been mobile? I have never had a camera that was not portable. OK, only in recent years did I get a camera that also
2013: My favourite photographs
2013: My favourite photographs, a set on Flickr. Happy New Year to all. I hope 2014 brings you all closer to your dreams. A full year has passed since I
December
And we arrive at the year’s end. It has been a fine photographic journey with many highs along the way. The year started off with my licensing this image to a media company in
November
And on to November, my least favourite month of the year. It is when darkness settles in. Dark mornings when it seems as if the sun has forgotten us. And
October
Three more images to make up my selection of favourites over the past twelve months. On to October, a month that sees a lot of photographs taken on rainy evenings in Cork
September
The photos of mine I like most are the ones which serve as a springboard for words or stories. I never push it. If it comes, it comes. But sometimes
August
I hope you are all having a wonderful Christmas. We had a great, family day yesterday, full of fun and happiness. After the little break, it is time to get
July
Writing this on a cold, wet and windy Christmas eve it is hard to imagine the balmy sunshine we had in early July in this year’s summer. There were about three weeks of wall-to-wall