On the Dublin bus.

Being bused.

The wait with the cold.

As the crow flies.

Front seat.

On the ceiling.

The face of forever.

Crossing O Connell Bridge.

The way back on New Years Day.

Dublin Bus what can I say,its an experience.You will be waiting in the cold and the rain.The Bus will not come.You will not get change when you pay your fare.It is expensive.But great for pictures.

Ice and Things

A face on the ground.

Foot prints.

Forgotten gift.

Chilled

Road kill.

Frozen shite.

Frozen movement.

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Rubbish.

Bike lane.

The Spire of Dublin.

To the heavens.

Buildings reflect on the Spire. 

A Dublin meeting point.

Christmas Day Stroll

As you can see they are snowed in.

Car Shadow.

An open road,well just about.

A 6 pack left by Santa!

The coffee shop was closed.

Shadows

A stroll around the park.

Arctic conditions. 

A cold walk before the turkey.

Cold love.

Miller frozen.

Flickering white.

These are some image from Dublin on Christmas Day.For me it was the first time that I remember snow at this time.Also with very low temperatures -8.

Happy 2011!

For 'one time only' here is a colour photo from Gordon Haslett on the blog to wish everyone a very happy and prosperous new year! If you scroll down you can see several new posts that I have just placed for Novemeber and December 2010.

'Feliz 2011' with the Port of Malaga in the background, Gordon Haslett

Malaga, Details and Shop Windows etc., Dec. 2010

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Sippersfeld, Germany, Dec. 2010

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Malaga Cathederal, Detail in Shadow, Nov. 2010

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Experiments with Panorama Montages, Malaga, Nov. 2010

Above, Teatro Romano, Malaga

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Above, Plaza de Félix Sáenz, Malaga

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Above, Plaza de Félix Sáenz, Malaga
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Port of Malaga, Nov. 2010

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Empty Shop Window, Malaga, Nov. 2010



 


















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More Long Exposures, Malaga, Nov 2010

 Above and below, more examples of long exposures using slow film and a hand held camera. Both photos are of mothers with their children.
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