This is the turbine hall at the old Pigeon House Power Station. I love the combination of shapes – the lineal ceiling beams, the rounded arches and the angular railings. I find the shadows and textures they create fascinating.
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Autumnal Forest Scene, Ross Island Beech Tree
There aren’t many things as beautiful as autumnal sunshine emanating from behind the leaves of a delicate Beech tree. The dark moss and tree trunk provided contrast with the golden leaves in this magical scene, shot on Ross Island.
Ross Island Autumn Forest
This is an autumn forest photo I took on Ross Island a few years ago. I find autumn forest photography exhilarating. It is a treat to all the senses and makes me feel incredibly grateful to be alive on this earth. I describe the process of capturing this beautiful panorama forest photo here in this short video.
Dublin Landings 3
This is the stunning waiting area at the reception of Dublin Landings 3, an IPUT building. The combination of the lines and curved forms create a very modern and elegant space. The use of a natural palette, albeit in contrast, adds to the overall look and feel.
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Glenavy House – External
The external slats on this Dublin home make a strong statement. They are 6m tall and made of charred larch. They wrap around the solid 2 storey box and provide privacy to the the master bedroom of this beautiful private home. The home – a building of historical importance – was partially restored, partially re-designed by Donnelly Turpin Architects and maintains the wonderful original character, as well as incorporating modern design and comfort.
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Donnybrook Gardens
I took this image at the wonderful Donnybrook Gardens luxury apartment development. It was designed by De Blacam & Meagher and developed by Cairn Homes. The apartments have these incredible continuous deep Such a beautiful space to shoot – and to live too I imagine!
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Atrium Dublin Landings 2
The interior atrium at Dublin Landings 2 is an inspiring space: the strong lines, abundance of glass, the contrast of black framing and neutral tones, and the vibrant green of the leafy plants. It was designed by Arrow Architects and developed by Ballymore Group.
This space satisfies my love of architectural design – it is certainly a great space to shoot and enjoy.
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Alto Vetro by Shay Cleary Architects
This image shows the interaction between light and shadow in the penthouse apartment of the Alto Vetro building. Sitting beside Grand Canal Square, the Alto Vetro building provides stunning views across Grand Canal Dock. The building was designed Shay Cleary Architects and is one of my favourite buildings to shoot – both inside and out.
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TU Dublin North Quad
This photo is of the Technological University Dublin Campus at Grangegorman. The area shown is the North Quad which is home to the College of Engineering and Built Environment. The North Quad was designed by Mullarkey Pedersen Architects and maintains a wonderful contrast between old and new architecture.
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Private Home – Donnelly Turpin Architects
I had the pleasure of shooting this stunning private home by Donnelly Turpin Architects in Dublin. The home incorporates natural tones and large windows to create a strong sense of one with the surrounding environment.
The redevelopment does a wonderful job of honouring the structure’s historical past, whilst presenting a modern and comfortable home.
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