httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ7i9-C-obU

“It was definitely unpleasant to have to kill two human beings made in the image of God. It’s not something that anyone should take lightly. But It was also a great joy and a privilege to defend human beings made in the image of god (laughs).”

The literally jaw-dropping eve of execution interview with Paul Hill.

Starts proper at 2.40. You’ll want to personally administer the lethal injection about five seconds in.

Context?

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkptadiDABo

Turns out, (steady now) it was all done with CGI. Maheramorne doesn’t look like that.

The tricksiest bits of season 1 brought to you by high end digital matte VFX people Blue Bolt.

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Some digi-cameras simulate the tilt-shift effect. This one has a dedicated tilt-shift lens built in, rendering real life images (and videos) as miniature dioramas. Even with a modest 5 megapixel resolution the results (above) are pretty impressive.

We love the tilt-shift, we do.

The camera costs $149 from Photojojo.

Ben Crawford, age 6, from Galway
Cara Mooney, 13, from Naas, Co Kildare with Bill Ringrose, former president of the RDS.
Safety stewards Oinri Jackson and Neville Jessop


Adam, 6 and Ailbhe Murphy, 8, from Killarney, Kerry

It’s tradition, innit?

Taken literally within the last hour at the Failte Ireland Horse Show in the RDS showgrounds, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.

(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
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