Dude?
This afternoon.
Kildare Street, Dublin 2.
An unidentified phone-fixated press photographer (at left) misses his prey, Tanaiste Leo Varadkar, who had just purchased a wrap of some manner in Petit Cafe opposite Leinster House in a bid to ‘support local businesses’.
That’ll learn him.
UPDATE!
Oh I got him though , sly as a fox me pic.twitter.com/Jv8BtbJpNC
— Damien Storan (@StoranPhoto) July 24, 2020
Ah here.
Damn you, Storan.
Of this photo he’s restored and colourised, Rob Cross tweets:
…the last known picture of the Titanic taken by Irish Jesuit priest Francis Browne on April 12, 1912 after she departed Queenstown, Ireland. Three days later 1514 people would lose their lives in one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history.
Previously: Trooping The Colour
Photo manipulations formed from replicated images chopped into thousands of shards then recombined by Scottish collage artist Lola Dupré.
She shares her process here.
Desmond Murphy SC counsel to Jedward in today’s Irish Times.
Conor Mulvagh tweets:
Couldn’t resist. I’m chalking this down as high-level procrastination *returns to book review* 😞 #Jedward
Alternative procrastination-induced captions welcome below.
