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Guy Gowan Workshop – Dublin Next Monday 29th
Posted on Tuesday, Sep 23rd, 2008 by Alan Murphy
What this seminar will deliver is an understanding of how you can radically improve everything you do with Photoshop, but most importantly retouch in a truly intuitive manner.
GraphiStudio in Dublin – Nov 2nd – Limited Places
Posted on Thursday, Sep 18th, 2008 by Alan Murphy
A date for the diary. Graphistudio are hosting a series of seminars in Europe and the US shortly. Join them in Dublin early November.
Image of his dad Pat Kenny steps into the past to recreate zoo postcard scene
Posted on Thursday, Sep 11th, 2008 by Alan Murphy
The famous photographer John Hinde was so taken with James Kenny's love of animals he made him the subject of at least three of his famous coloured postcards. Now, almost 40 years later, Pat Kenny has helped to recreate one of ...
Autumn Courses in Digital SLR, Photoshop CS3 Studio Lighting at The Light Exchange
Posted on Tuesday, Sep 2nd, 2008 by Alan Murphy
The Light Exchange based in Portobello, Dublin, is now booking Autumn courses in Digital SLR, Adobe Photoshop CS3 Level 1 Level 2, and Professional Studio Lighting beginning September. Click 'more' for full breakdown of courses and further info.
Looking for Photographers in Ireland?
Posted on Monday, Sep 1st, 2008 by Alan Murphy
Looking for a photographer in Dublin, a photographer in Cork or a photographer in Galway? Looking for a photographer anywhere in Ireland? The Irish Photgraphers Website runs the most complete directory of professional photographers in Ireland. Searchable by ...
The Photovision team are back – Croke Park Sept 2nd
Posted on Tuesday, Aug 19th, 2008 by Alan Murphy
Photovision, the premier independent regional Roadshows and seminars for the professional photographer will be back at Dublin’s impressive Croke Park on the 2nd September 2008. With over 50 of the worlds leading manufacturers and suppliers of professional photographic equipment, exhibiting ...
Woodard Photography are coming to Dublin.
Posted on Friday, Jul 25th, 2008 by Alan Murphy
Woodard Photography plan to be on the east coast 3 or 4 times a month for meetings and consultations and will list the timings on their blog monthly.
Model hurt during photocall
Posted on Thursday, Jul 24th, 2008 by Alan Murphy
Model Pippa O'Connor spent Tuesday night in St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin after the incident that occurred during an RDS photocall for the Dublin Horse Show.
Spotted in the Irish Times
Posted on Wednesday, Jul 23rd, 2008 by Alan Murphy
About that family portrait you've been meaning to organise. If you buy a voucher worth 250 Euro from Photogenic Photographers, the swanky snappers based in Dalkey, Co Dublin, you can redeem it for double its value up to the end ...
Panel of photographers to document youth arts activities
Posted on Monday, Jul 21st, 2008 by Alan Murphy
South Dublin County Council’s Arts Office is inviting photographers to submit letters of interest and work experience details to be on an active panel of photographers to document youth arts activities in South Dublin County.
Liquidation of Co Kerry companies to net Getty Euro124m
Posted on Tuesday, Jul 15th, 2008 by Alan Murphy
Getty Images, the distributor of pictures and video, is poised to realise some 123.9 million Euro through the liquidation of three companies it acquired in the buyout of Co Kerry imaging firm Stockbyte in a 2006 deal valued at 110 ...
SWPP Irish Trade Show and mini Convention – 19h-20th October
Posted on Tuesday, Jul 15th, 2008 by Alan Murphy
Join the SWPP in Dublin for two days of seminars, workshops, meet the trade, print competition and a party!
Cold snap: A brave 2,700 go skinnydipping
Posted on Sunday, Jun 22nd, 2008 by Alan Murphy
Around 2,700 people in Dublin shed their clothes in the early hours of yesterday morning, and all in the name of art. They all got naked to have their photograph taken by the American photographer Spencer Tunick.
