Scott Kelby Photowalk Windmill Lane
Posted by McAWilliams in Dublin, photography 
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Yesterday I had the pleasure on going on a fantastic little photowalk around Dublin. Fantastic because I went to places I have been too loads of times, this time I had my camera with me!
Scott Kelby, a guru of all that is photoshop, organised this photowalk to take part in 100′s of different cities across the world on August 23rd, making it the largest gathering of photographers for one photowalk, quite an achievement. In Dublin the turnout was great with many stories and techniques discussed aswell as much lens and camera envy.
One place I have never taken pictures was Windmill Lane, where U2 recorded quite a lot of their music, and of course the Graffiti Wall. Every time you go down the wall has changed, its almost like the wall is living and evolving.
I really liked this photo though mainly because of the lines “Your hate make me Stronger” and the fact that underneath is Redmum who has not got a hateful bone in her body.
It was also great to hang out with another 2 fantasic Photobloggers Darren Greene who told us of the event on twitter and Gingerpixel who accompanied me on the worst known mode of transport, the Dart. It was also lovely meeting so many of the photographers from Boards.ie
The other amazing thing about the day is the amount of pictures that I took that are worthy of blogging, I am well chuffed and will keep posting them this week.
red mum says:
I HATE you
(only joking of course)
Gonna go through my pics now! I’ll have to sort out the one I took here of that as well.
ryan says:
*swears a lot*
Always in Dublin… these things always happen in bloody Dublin.
*swears some more*
Darren says:
It was a great day, wasn’t it. I got loads of great shots from the walk as well. I just need to learn when to say no at the pub.
Franzi says:
Lovely picture. Love the colours. I’m looking forward to my next vacation in Dublin and I am wondering what Hanover Quay will look like then, they already started to make it their second Windmill
McAWilliams says:
Well make sure you let us know when you are coming over! yep Dublin is in constant change, although the recession may put a halt to that!