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What’s new on the website?

01/07/2010 |New feature to view panoramic images in a larger size!

I have added a useful new feature to the website when viewing panoramic images. Once the image is selected, you will see below it an option to view it at a larger size. Here the viewer can have a better appreciation of the resolution of the image. Bear in mind it is still about ⅙ the original size.

New Images of Dublin series

You will now find a whole new range of photos capturing an alternative and contemporary perspective to Dublin City. The relationship between manmade structures and the landscape is evident in the images and our comprehension of beauty is challenged by asking us at what point does age become attractive. Iconic locations as diverse as the Pigeon House and the Guinness Hops Store are featured in this series.

22/09/2009 | Launch of Newsletter

We are delighted to officially launch the first edition of our new e newsletter. Each issue will provide up-to-date news about the Enda Cavanagh Photography and the website. If you would like to subscribe than simply click on the "SUBSCRIBE" button at the top of the web page.

New improved features

Visitors to the site will now find a new user experience with improved navigation and added features.

New landscape images added

01/07/2010

I managed to escape to the Burren in April for 4 days and was lucky enough to get some glorious sunshine, which was ideal for some wonderful photographic opportunities. The Burren is a truly unique place and I now have a number of images from that visit on my site in my landscape photography galleries

18/03/2010

5 new images have been added to rural landscapes section and 9 to the Dublin Section. Enda has captured a series of images along the South Wall Pier in Poolbeg.

27/11/2009

In the landscape photography gallery of the website you will now find striking new images from West Cork and the spectacular Drumgour cliffs in Kerry

Latest architectural images

01/07/2010 |Rathmines Leisure Centre, Grand Canal Square, HJL Offices

New images added to the architectural photography gallery include Rathmines Leisure Centre by Donnelly Turpin Architects, Grand Canal Square by Martha Schwartz Partners and award winning offices by Henry J. Lyons Architects.

18/03/2010 |Henry J. Lyons Office

A series of images from the new Henry J. Lyons Offices have been added. Designed by Henry J Lyons , the building has been
cleverly designed to provide superbly restored Georgian offices combined with environmentally sustainable modern open plan offices.

11/02/2010 |The Criminal Courts of Justice

Enda Cavanagh was commissioned to photograph the new Criminal Courts of Justice, which is the largest courts project undertaken in the State since the building of the Four Courts itself. Circular in form and approximately 25,000sqm in area. The 10 storey high building contains 22 double height courtrooms. The ‘Great Hall’ is the central heart of the complex, providing a simple legibility to public circulation.

29/11/2009 | The Grand Canal Theatre

New images added to the architectural photography gallery include Pricewaterhousecoopers and the Medical Council of Ireland fitouts by Henry J. Lyons architects, the Grand Canal Theatre by Daniel Liebeskind and Spencer Dock Bridge by Amanda Levete architects.

Exhibitions

2010 | The Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition

Enda's photo “Dun Laoghaire Baths” is exhibited in the 2010 Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition. The photo is part of an ongoing project focusing on the coast along Dublin City.

The image is available as a limited edition of 10 and is printed as a 1.6m wide Lambda print mounted on dibond. If you would like to purchase the image please contact me directly. The image is also available here as a standard framed print on my website.

The piece was reviewed by Gerry Mccarthy in the Sunday Times Cultural review of the exhibition. You can click here to read the full review.

2009 | IEPA Photography exhibition in Sado island Japan

Enda's photo “Lough Easkey, County Sligo 2” was exhibited recently in the first IEPA Photography Exhibition in Sado island Japan. The exhibition consisted of 86 Photographers from 29 countries, each of which exhibited a single piece of work. The purpose of the exhibition was to communicate the message of environmental conservation. The exhibition will be shown in numerous locations around Japan

2009 | The Royal Hibernian Academy Exhibition

Enda's photo “Sands in Motion, the Pigeon House” was exhibited recently in the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition. Available as a limited edition of 20, the photo is part of an ongoing project focusing on the coast along Dublin City, and mainly around Poolbeg power station.

The Annual Exhibition is a revolving entity reflecting the art of our time. The show is artist-led and for the benefit of artists, reflecting the best examples of irish art and photography.

2009 | A Visual Munch Exhibition 2009 No.1

Exhibition 2009 No.1 was held at the Summer Sound Festival. Artists involved in this project showcased their latest work. The mediums presented, were photography, illustrations and animation.

2008 | A Visual Munch Exhibition 2008 No. 1

Exhibition 2008 No.1 was held in Buenos Aires in September 2008 in two established contemporary venues, Expotrastiendas and Palacio de las Artes.

2008 | 5m2 Art Project

The 5m2 Art Project 2008 was a week-end of live performances of all kinds, visual art exhibitions and short movies held in the THE BACK LOFT at La Catedral Studios in Dublin city centre. The concept was simple: 50 artists performed or exhibited within a space of 5 square meters.

2007 | A Visual Munch Exhibition 2007 No. 1

The exhibition 2007 No.1 took part in the visual art exhibition "Projected Weekends" at The Digital Hub in Dublin.

Events

Awards

30/08/2010 | 2011 IPPA Photographer of the Year Awards, Judging Round 2

Last night I received 1 Diamond, 3 Golds and 7 silvers in the 3rd judging of the 2011 Irish Professional Photographers Association Awards. In April I made my first photo trip to the Burren in County Clare and I was really thrilled to receive a diamond, 2 golds and a silver for my 4 entries. They were
Landscape Section: Diamond - Rock Wall, Black Head 1.
Landscape Section: Gold - Turlough, The Burren 1.
Landscape Section: Gold - Cliffs at Cahercommaun Fort, the Burren 1 .
Landscape Section: Silver - Black Head at Sunset 1 .

01/07/2010 | 2011 IPPA Photographer of the Year Awards, Judging Round 2

I was delighted when I recently received 6 Gold awards and 5 silver in the June judging of the 2011 Irish Professional Photographers Association Awards.
I was particularly happy to receive recognition for my architectural portfolio for which I received 4 golds and 2 silvers. My submission was made up of a selection of images from the new Henry J. Lyons Architects headquaters, which won best commercial building in the 2010 RIAI awards.
I also received 2 gold and 3 silver for my fine art images.
Pictorial Section: Gold - Guinness Storehouse, Kilmainham 1.
Landscape Section: Gold - Pier near Blackrock 1.

12/04/2010 | 2011 IPPA Photographer of the Year Awards, Judging Round 1

Enda received 3 Gold and 13 Silver awards in the April 2010 judging round of the 2011 IPPA awards photographer of the year awards.
Landscape Section: Gold - Old Boat, Dunmanus Bay 1.
Architecture Section: Gold - Criminal Courts of Justice
Family Portrait Section: Gold - Aifirc and Mum.

2010 IPPA Photographer of the Year Awards

Enda recently received 1 Diamond 3 Gold and 13 Silver awards in the October 2009 judging round of the 2010 IPPA awards photographer of the year awards. Enda will be submitting a selection of these images for the final judging at the end of the year. His awards included
Diamond - Sands in Motion, the Pigeon House .
Gold - Sunset, Toormoore Bay, West Cork.
Gold - Allihes Point, Co. Cork 1
Gold - Martello Tower, Sandycove 1

2009 FEP European Professional Photographer of the Year Awards

Enda recently received a silver and 3 bronze in the FEP European Professional Photographer of the Year Awards in the pictorial and commercial photography sections.
Silver - Lough Easkey, County Sligo 2
Bronze - Sands in Motion, the Pigeon House
A bronze was received for 2 of his architectural images Clare County Council from an Father Collins Park.

01/03/2010 |2010 IPPA/RSA Photographer of the Year Awards

Yesterday Enda was thrilled to receive best single image award in the landscape category in the IPPA/RSA Photographer of the year awards for his image "Sands in Motion, the Pigeon House ". He was also shortlisted for both his architecture and landscape portfolios.

Top Photo Locations

The Burren, County Clare

The Burren, from the Gaelic word Boireann is an area of limestone rock covering imposing majestic mountains, and tranquil valleys with gently meandering streams. With its innate sense of spiritual peace, extraordinary array of flora and wildlife, and megalithic tombs and monuments older than Egypt's pyramids, the Burren creates a tapestry of colour and a seductively magical aura which few people leave without wanting to experience again.
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Coumeenole Beach, County Kerry

Stunning Coumeenole Beach is located near the village of Dunquin on the Dingle Peninsula. The coastal drive takes in spectacular scenery, along the slopes of Mount Eagle to Slea Head. The beach itself is also famous, as it is where several scenes from the epic David Lean movie "Ryan's Daughter" were shot.
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The Mizen Peninsula, West Cork

The Mizen Peninsula, at Ireland's most southwesterly point, is an area of truly rugged beauty. Traveling west along the N71 from Skibbereen to Ballydehob the sea vista is breathtaking. A tour of the Mizen Ring gives you the chance to immerse yourself in the various strands that make the Mizen unique.
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Inishowen Peninsula, County Donegal

The Inishowen Peninsula is situated in the North West of the Republic of Ireland and it possesses such a range of sights and attractions that is often referred to as 'Ireland in Miniature'. This ancient territory in County Donegal is 26 miles in length and its greatest breadth is about 26 miles across. It is the most northerly part of Ireland and it comprises an area of about 309 sq miles. Its northern shore is on the restless Atlantic Ocean. Lough Swilly forms its western boundary and Lough Foyle its eastern boundary.
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