Photography has always fascinated me. Some pictures never cease to bring an emotive response. I believe that's a good thing and with that aim taking pictures is worth practising. With photography you can capture what your seeing and feeling within a scene and freeze that moment into a picture. A certain composition can pick out singular or multiple stories within a wider vision or maybe highlight details not normally seen that can reveal multiple layers, glimpses of the surreal in the real.
My work has been in exhibitions that include the Royal Hibernian Academy, the Royal Ulster Academy and the National Gallery of Ireland. I am available for commissions. If you would like me to help you cover an event or story get in touch through the contact page.
Landscape
Street
Events
Photo Studies
Projects
In my project “A small study of Ireland’s artists” I want to photograph a group of artists in their own environment, documenting how they work and live in their day to day lives. In doing so I hope to celebrate their art and also maybe get a glimpse into finding out where they get their inspiration and drive from. One such person who is a part of my project is Joe Hogan, an artist in Galway.
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My project involves documenting Connemara. I want to examine it's landscape, people and produce. Connemara has a rawness about it, an untouched wildness. For hundreds of years the landscape has remained the same in contrast to much of the rest of the country.
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My project involves documenting Connemara. I want to examine it's landscape, people and produce. Connemara has a rawness about it, an untouched wildness. For hundreds of years the landscape has remained the same in contrast to much of the rest of the country.
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With my project “In the Gobi” I wanted to document the vast incredible landscape, however as I was traveling there I also became captivated by the people who inhabited this land and the kindness they had shown me. I decided to focus on capturing their unique customs and traditions through emotive pictures as well as the land that they live in.
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When I first arrived in Kemerovo I didn’t quite know what to expect. I went there with the purpose of documenting the people of a small city in Russia’s Siberia and how they live and work in their environment. I had expected a city of stark contrast to the city that I grew up in, Dublin, Ireland.
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When I first arrived in Kemerovo I didn’t quite know what to expect. I went there with the purpose of documenting the people of a small city in Russia’s Siberia and how they live and work in their environment. I had expected a city of stark contrast to the city that I grew up in, Dublin, Ireland.
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