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The 2015 Irish Professional Photographer Association conference – 8th march 2015.

A day full of photography with seminars covering topics as diverse as portraiture and underwater landscape photography, and a great day out for anyone with an interest in photography.

Book here

Dress code: snappy.

Snappy.

(Thanks Ronan Palliser)

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‘Young Dubliners’.

A project by photographer Daragh Soden (a Le Cool Dublin cover veteran).

Shot last Summer.

Damn sun-bathed moody tykes with more sophisticated hairstyling/dentistry than what we had.

But fewer prospects.

Ha.

*sucks cavity”

Young Dubliners by Daragh Snoden (TripMag)

Thanks Ciaran

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Dublin-born Andrew Hethrington (above) and his nominated cover shot (top).

Read on.

Colin writes:

Us We Irish have a strong history of trying to sway the vote in polls and after not quite getting there for [FIFA Goal of The Year nominee] Stephanie Roche we have another shot for my brother Andrew Hetherington.

Andrew”s cover picture of John Oliver for the Hollywood Reporter has been shortlisted by the American Society of Photo Editors for the people’s choice photo of the year award. All folks have to do is visit the pic on American Society of Photo Editors Facebook page and click the like button HERE to cast their vote …

Andrew Hetherington

Pic of Andrew by Mark Tucker

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American photographer Beth Moon has spent the last 14 years travelling the world in search of the oldest, rarest and biggest trees.

Her duotone prints are specially developed for exhibition using a platinum/palladium process that ensures a deep tonal range and a durability to match the often millennium-old subject matter.

60 of her majestic tree images were recently published in a book called Ancient Trees; Portaits Of Time.

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‘Sup?

Is your head cool?

Photographer John Murray writes:

“I’m offering a free headshot session [worth €595] in Dublin this week to the person with the Coolest head. Closing Date for this is Thursday. Simply email johnmurrayphotography@gmail.com with your best photo. Winner will be announced on on my Twitter @jmphotodub. The shoot will take place this week.”

*reverses baseball cap, takes selfie*

Pic: John Murray

Thanks Spaghetti Hoop

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Lisa O’Brien writes:

“Irish photographer/videographer Simon Crowe was in NYC last week and snapped these incredible photos at West 4th Street [basketbal courts ‘The Cage‘.”

Ridiculously ripped in fairness (pic2).

More here