Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts

19 September, 2013

The Aviva Wall

I knew about Roger Waters's The Wall Tour for some time now. I missed seeing him and Pink Floyd live in 1994 but this time fortune came down my alley. I'm not a big Floyd fan, but I still wouldn't want to miss the opportunity. Thanks to my friends, we got a pair of tickets to see them live in Bucuresti just in front of Parliament House. The gig policy said no cameras or recording devices. Ha, what about smart phones, you phonies?! Anyway, knowing they will come to Dublin too I planned to be there and record the light show, which is greater if you are at the concert, not outside it. That said, myself and my buddy photographer were last night in pole position to record it. Good dusk light, just a tad chill. Here it is.

09 November, 2011

Sandymount Tide

Sandymount Tide

By the time I finished finding the right spot, mount the tripod, set the camera, put the filter, I noticed the three humps in the foreground have almost disappeared. The tide at Sandymount is very quick and you can easily forget where you are and that you don't have proper shoes.

09 October, 2011

Open House Dublin 2011

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Three to four minutes to admire Dublin from above. It's not enough! There is no other way to it, but "becoming a syndicate member" - end of quote. Once a year, the architectural event- Open House Dublin organizes visits to key locations- residential, public and office buildings. I hope someday this could be done on a regular basis. If the weather helps, the view from the tallest building in Dublin is amazing!

Dublin from atop

26 May, 2011

03 March, 2011

Site visit

When you mention "Tullamore" automatically you also think "...Dew". 













If you get there, try the tour by having a sip of the single malt...

12 January, 2011

Project - Seasons/ ...Anotimps

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Autumn - Toamna

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Winter - Iarna

It will be a different look in March, April, maybe some daffodils and definitely a fresher green. I will try to hit the same spot. For the summer shot the sun angle is going to be higher and the shadows will change. The trees will wear their best coasts of the year. I will keep you posted.

06 January, 2011

Photography as a way of...living (and not losing your mind)

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Two images taken last year that never got (my) approval to go online. But since the crash (of the hard-drive, not the economy) I reconsidered the amount of what goes up and what not. It's better here than nowhere. I don't care whether they are good artistically or technically, I'm not the belly-button of photography, it's for the peace of mind, mine. It's applicable to others, too. So, take my example. Are you bored? Do you feel there's nothing left to do except complaining, feeling sorry for yourself and wasting your time on social networks? Get out there, breathe as much as possible because you don't know how long it will last. And if you happen' to have a camera, take it with you. Show me what you see. I'll show you mine.
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