Peacebuilding a shared Northern Irish society
I have not studied photography formally, but take solace that many of the 100 photographers featured in this thorough volume of the urban landscape and its people have learned their craft from the harsh realities of the street. Nevertheless I may be utterly under-qualified to provide a meaningful critique of this very considered book, The... Continue Reading →
My favourite photo locations | Mr Ulster #photography #fb http://ow.ly/J8Jj4
Recently my brother asked me where were my favourite photo locations. I don't know if "favourite" is the right word. Photography encompasses many genres, and photojournalists let their curiosity and ambitions take them wherever they're called, whether on assignments or self-motivated journeys. My photography journey started at home, in the rural village in northwest Ohio. I'd... Continue Reading →
@NatGeoExhibit #Women of Vision #photography exhibition worth inspecting esp Panel Discussion @AnnCurry #fb http://wovexhibition.org/visit-the-exhibition#.VNvcOhMe9HE.twitter
My Review: Frank Browne: A Life through the Lens #Ireland #photography #Titanic http://ow.ly/IwO6I
God can sanctify photography. With a poem by Pope Leo XIII, Colin Ford explains the basis for how Irish Jesuit Frank Browne acquired a camera from his bishop uncle, at the age of 17, and kept making images throughout his priestly life. Browne took his camera everywhere. His early trips to Europe were the apparent... Continue Reading →
Mr Ulster enters a photo competition: Urban Picnic Street #Photography @UPStreetPhoto http://ow.ly/xJzRz
Mr Ulster enters a photo competition: Urban Picnic Street #Photography @UPStreetPhoto http://ow.ly/xJzRz
Mr Ulster enters a photo competition: Urban Picnic Street #Photography @UPStreetPhoto http://ow.ly/xJzRz
Mr Ulster enters a photo competition: Urban Picnic Street #Photography @UPStreetPhoto http://ow.ly/xJzRz
Nothing like a competition to focus the mind. Urban Picnic Street Photography organises an annual competition, with entrants allowed to submit three of their finest. I don't fancy my chances, as I'm relatively new to this game. But if it generates any constructive criticism, then the £10 entry fee will have paid for itself. Here... Continue Reading →
@BelfastExposed Source magazine 30 years of contemporary #photography #NorthernIreland http://flic.kr/p/kRb2cg