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- Puerto de Mazarron
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- The River Shannon, Limerick
- Marlay Park, Rathfarnham
- The Dublin Mountains
- Home is...
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- Boules - Thor Place, Dublin 7
- Willie Moore's Boules Club.
- Postcard from Praha para PFF
- Autumn Field
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- The Trams of Praha (Prague)
- A modern, new Tram
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- The North Bull Wall, Dollymount
- Relaxing at "Our Lady, Queen of the Sea" statue
- Sunday on the Bull Wall
- Sunny September Sunday
- Taking a break (over Praha)
- Taking a break in Praha (2)
- Taking a break (3)
- Taking a break (4)
- Puppet in Praha
- And more Praha Puppets...
- Praha (Prague) Post Box
- Prazsky hrad - guards on duty (Prague Castle)
- Busker, Staré Mesto (Old Town)
- Buskers, Karluv most (Charles Bridge)
- Praha: My visit to Prague
- Staromestska radnice. The Astronomical Clock, Old ...
- Inside Prazsky hrad (Prague Castle)
- Walking around Prazsky hrad (Prague Castle)
- Cruises on Vltava River
- Karluv Most (Charles Bridge)
- I'm Leaving
- It's a Dogs life
- Grey Day
- Sunny Day
- The Postman's Bicycle
- My latest Stamps
- The Wellington Monument
- The Wellington Monument
- Evening Jogger
- The Deer Hunter
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5 comments:
That statue like person reminds me of the 'Diceman' Thom McGinty. Remember him? Has he been replaced or has he many imitators?
Can you please drop over to my second blog gaelikaasdiary.blogspot.com? I have nominated you for the 'Splash' award.
Liked both these pictures, made me feel as if I was back there. Wish I could return the gloves to M&S, one of them fell apart within a day.
Ah, we have a rainy, cold and windy day.;))
Love both shots though. Does anyone every ask you what you are photographing? Or object having their picture taken?
Today is a grey day here as well....although maybe no the same type of grey.
Thom has many imitators now Gaelikaa, but I still think he was the best. Both photos were taken in Henry Street, it's probably my favourite Street. I know I should venture over to Grafton Street more often, it is true though - there really is a north/south divide! Thanks so much for nominating me - but I am too shy.
I could see Valerie booking a 1p Ryanair flight to Dublin to return the gloves to M&S. That WOULD be a good excuse Valerie.
It is a dilemma Protege when you are photographing in public. You have to ask yourself do people mind being photographed. Generally street entertainers don't mind at all, they love being in the limelight and are being photographed all the time. I usually try to blend in with the tourists, sometimes the tourists think I am also a visitor and ask me to take their photo with their own camera. If I see someone looking away I don't snap them or don't use the photo. I photographed Native Americans performing in Henry Street yesterday and I am not sure if I should use it? Didn't they have a problem with photography upsetting spirits? They seemed a little wary ...
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