Lunch
Thursday, April 30, 2009
21st April 2009
This photo is entitled "Man in Russian Hat Smiles At Something Unseen In The Grand Canal"
It might be the first in a series of men in hats smiling at things unseen in bodies of water.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Sunday, April 19, 2009
14th April 2009
A Clay Pigeon Shoot for my birthday. I'm not sure but I think they're Purdeys those two shooters are using.
13th April 2009
New, and a bit disappointing, development where the plant shop used to be on Harcourt Street
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Friday, April 10, 2009
10th April 2009
Rathmines
So, the project is 100 days old today. And so far, so good. I'm getting used to having the camera with me all the time, and I hope people aren't getting sick of me taking photos. I'm gradually working out what the Panasonic Lumix can do and which photos tend to come out the best. I've only been late for two meetings because I stopped off to take a photo.
I'm still not very good at taking photos of people, so there are loads of shots of buildings. Plus, I'm not sure it's entirely fair to post photos of my friends and colleagues, despite the temptation to snap some shots in meetings at work. The closest I've come is Budget Day and going into Government Buildings last month. There's another 265 days to go, so maybe that'll change.
In the meantime, do email me with any hints (stop taking photos of buildings), suggestions (hey, you live in a city; take some photos of people) or ideas (people are quite photogenic; try taking some photos of them).
Happy Easter and may your God go with you.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
3rd April 2009
If you wish to register a company in Ireland, you need to fill in an online form and select your profession. I, obviously, selected "gentleman" from the list above.
Friday, April 3, 2009
1st April 2009
Swans on the Grand Canal. Possibly taking it easy after breaking a man's arm. They can do that, you know?
31st March 2009
Every year Dublin City Council selects a book as the centrepiece of the annual "One City: One Book" scheme. The idea is that for the month of April all of the cultural events in the city are linked to the selected book. This year's is Dracula by Dublin-born writer Bram Stoker.
Rather brilliantly, it is sponsored by the Irish Blood Transfusion Service.
They write: "While we prefer a friendlier and more welcoming - not to mention pain-free - approach to taking your blood, we are delighted to be part of this initiative."
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