Irish Photography Blog Roundup
Want to protect the Internet?
Wednesday, Jan 18th, 2012 | Source: Peter Cox Photo Courses, Ireland - Blog
SOPA is new legislation which is being considered in the US at the moment. If successful it would mean effective censorship of the Internet. Sites can be shut down summarily with no due process if copyright infringement is suspected.
As a creative content owner myself, copyright protection is important. However, this goes too far and would turn the Internet into a shadow of its former self. Creativity and self-expression would be ...
Sydney
Wednesday, Jan 18th, 2012 | Source: David McClelland Photography
Well. That went fast. It seems like no time at all has passed since I folded down the tray table in front of me to write a blog post on the airplane as I jetted off to Sydney for a month. And now, here I am, sitting in Kilkenny, wearing a jumper with not an ounce of suncream in sight. It’s a cruel world, but I tell you what, for ...
Testimonial from a portrait client of Infokus photography
Wednesday, Jan 18th, 2012 | Source: infokus blog
Below is a lovely thank you i got from a family who i done a portrait photo shoot for. Im forever gratful when someone takes the time out of there day to thank us for creating an portrait for them … Continue reading →
Deans Family Tasmania
Wednesday, Jan 18th, 2012 | Source: Solas Wedding and Portrait Photography
Introducing the awesome Deans family, Mum Ruth, son Jesse, daughters Ella and Chloe and puppy Willow at their wonderful property on the banks of the Tamar river right in the middle of the Tamar wine region, Northern Tasmania.
Pictures James and Megan w…
Image of the Week 30
Wednesday, Jan 18th, 2012 | Source: woodard photography blog
Simple but wondeful,the nanna had made it to the ceremony room and just decided to sit on the first available chair. Images similar to this happen everywhere all the time its all about anticipation and spotting potential photo ops before…
St Pauls
Wednesday, Jan 18th, 2012 | Source: Keith Woodard Photography
Following on from the sunset, London was the next port of call,walking down The Strand St Pauls loomed in the distance. The X100 was my traveeling camera of choice and although a longer lens would have made for a tighter crop,the X100 more than did its stuff. This camera works…
Middle Lake Sunset
Tuesday, Jan 17th, 2012 | Source: Keith Woodard Photography
A crazy week of travel began with this jaw dropping sunset over the middle lake in Killarney late last week. The colours were all captured in camera the light thrown at us down here never ceases to amaze. This image was captured on the 5dmk11 in full raw mode,the cloud…
The Bucaille Family Tasmania
Tuesday, Jan 17th, 2012 | Source: Solas Wedding and Portrait Photography
We recently had the privilege of shooting these relaxed family portraits of Kristina and Paul and their adorable kids Zoe and baby Margot. The Bucaille family live in their own little slice of paradise in Kettering, just south of Hobart, in Tasmania.
2011 – Your wedding through pictures
Monday, Jan 16th, 2012 | Source: Kevin Morris Photography LIPPA
Firstly, a big thank you to all my friends, family and of course wedding couples, for their help & support throughout 2011. Yet again, it was a privilege to be such a major part of so many weddings – thanks for putting your faith in me to capture your day through photography. I can’t say [...]
