Um.
This afternoon.
Rathmines, Dublin 6.
Carlosfandango writes:
Air filtration system? Underwater breathing apparatus? Roof mounted battery? None of the above?
YOU must decide.
‘sup?
Dublin city centre yesterday.
Name that jammer, anyone?
Arf.
Dublin city.
Off to his board meeting.
Gnarly.
Just out of the ‘shop.
Photographer Jack De Caluwé adds his tuppence to an already crowded oeuvre.
Emmet Kelly tweetz:
“*Stolen Car. I’ve had nothing back from the gardai so I’m giving this a shot. On September 12th, between 6 & 9pm my car was stolen at Stable Lane, Brunswick Street North in Stoneybatter [Dublin 7].
“It’s a Toyota Rav 4 01MH1936 – if you know or have spotted the car anywhere please contact me.”
Anyone?
Ah here.
Yesterday.
Merron Square, Dublin 2.
The Bee Guy tweetz:
Even at an Extinction Rebellion event it would appear that fossil fuel is afforded special protection…
Zoolological sculptures by French artist Edouard Martinet: in which salvaged auto parts are screwed together to form the scales, eyes and exoskeletons of his creations.
Exhibiting this month at Bettina Von Armin Gallery in Paris, if you’re passing.
Previously: Moving Parts
Yikes.
Meanwhile, previously…
Peter Casey during his presidential campaign last October.
Top pics via Alan Kinsella
Above pic via Irish Times