No sign of the sun
16th March 2010
I spent today in the studio photographing work and safety wear, today was a good day, all the creases fell in the right places ! There were even some garments that were put aside from previous shoots because they were bound to prove difficult to do, we actually got ahead of ourselves today and had time to spare, we said we would try one of the difficult garments, they just worked!!
You may wonder why I never show you any of the photographs taken , well its simple really, the camera is attached to a computer and the photographs are saved directly to it and not into the camera. The Graphics design team in Portwest then take the photographs and prepare them for the brochure. I am attaching a link to the Portwest catalogue so you can have a look if you wish. Not all the pictures in the brochure are mine, but most of the photographs without models are. Here is the link.
http://ezine.portwest.com/brochures/ireland/pageflip.html
When I had finished in the studio I came out to find a very dark and grey evening, Patricia and I decided to travel out to the foot of Croagh Patrick to photograph some small waterfalls but the rain started as we left and quickly became heavy so we just went home. I am posting a couple of pictures taken yesterday at the desserted village on Achill. The weather has really changed, things are warming up, most people are pleased but I loved the cold weather with snow on the mountain and clear sunsets. Tonight the tide was high at sunset time but there was no sign of the sun.
I am posting a couple of pictures taken yesterday on Achill. The first is of the deserted village, I liked the cloud formation
The second is at the same location and is of a single sheep, he is actually watching a dog being walked by its owner!
You may wonder why I never show you any of the photographs taken , well its simple really, the camera is attached to a computer and the photographs are saved directly to it and not into the camera. The Graphics design team in Portwest then take the photographs and prepare them for the brochure. I am attaching a link to the Portwest catalogue so you can have a look if you wish. Not all the pictures in the brochure are mine, but most of the photographs without models are. Here is the link.
http://ezine.portwest.com/brochures/ireland/pageflip.html
When I had finished in the studio I came out to find a very dark and grey evening, Patricia and I decided to travel out to the foot of Croagh Patrick to photograph some small waterfalls but the rain started as we left and quickly became heavy so we just went home. I am posting a couple of pictures taken yesterday at the desserted village on Achill. The weather has really changed, things are warming up, most people are pleased but I loved the cold weather with snow on the mountain and clear sunsets. Tonight the tide was high at sunset time but there was no sign of the sun.
I am posting a couple of pictures taken yesterday on Achill. The first is of the deserted village, I liked the cloud formation
The second is at the same location and is of a single sheep, he is actually watching a dog being walked by its owner!