Rodi O’Leary tweetz::
Stay classy, Dublin. This morning [as yet unnamed location].
David Carter twaddz:
They’re at it again. This time on Percy Place [Dublin 2]
Category Archives: Photography
Dauphin Was
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Wayne Murphy tweetz:
…a superb photo from the [Irish] Air Corps archives…..Now gone Dauphin helis.
This is a pothole.
At a small, (as yet unnamed) village outside Westport, Co. Mayo.
(Thanks Stephen)
Hello You
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Cassidy’s ‘The Gathering’ window display in Ballymote, Sligo.
Annie West writes:
Granny’s looking a bit poorly.
The Pigeon House, Dublin, just now.
(Thanks Dara Mulhern)
Seizure
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From an extraordinary sequence of shots taken in Minnesota by wildlife photographer Tom Samuelson.
You can see how it all turned out here.
None too well for the mouse, obviously.
Wooden Vespa
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Carpenter and contender for best-dad-in-the-world Carlos Alberto created this rather wonderful road-legal 50cc laminated hardwood Vespa for his daughter Daniella, and named it after her.
Isabel Kelly writes:
I am a third year Landscape Architecture student in UCD, as part of a project a group of 5 of us installed an interactive art installation in Smithfield yesterday. I’m writing to you out of pure shock that our installation survived and was so successful. We combined tree branches, sprayed yellow in a cement base with tags left on the branches with two markers and left it to stand in the centre of smithfield over night. The idea was to mimic the idea of a ‘wish tree’ and to see how the public would interact with art out in the open.
We returned today to find every tag written on back and front and even new tags added, made from paddy power betting papers. Thought this would be of interest to everyone to see how this fragile structure survived and was enjoyed by so many. We’re all so glad to have reached out to so many people, we hope their wishes come true!
Extreme sports photographer Alexandre Socci pro-kayaker Pedro Oliva and his team take to the turbulent, lava-heated waters around Kilauea – an active volcano on the southeast slope of Mauna Loa in Hawaii.
Socci sez:
“As a water photographer myself I was trying to get into the water but it was impossible, the water was about 90 degrees Celsius and there were lots of lava particles floating that could burn anything in seconds… even the kayaks came out of the water with some ‘scars’ from the floating lava!!!”
