Still trawling though the archives and coming up with some really nice photos unfortunately my photoshop skills are so lacking that I cant seem to do much with them.Anyhow here is a shot from Saint Stephens Green, my favorite haunt, of a guy taking photos of leaves, madness if you ask me, you would never catch me doing anything as silly as taking photos of leaves.
Well the cold has kinda gone away and the sun is shining during the day so it was nice to get this shot of some shadows at one of the many entrances of Saint Stephens Green.
Who are these guys from Norwest Holst Engineering and what are they doing in Saint Stephens Green, they seem to have drills set up around the park drilling for something, is it gold, gas or oil, who knows?
On another note for all photobloggers out there Claire over at gingerpixel.com has put up a great link to a site for a load of photography tips many of which I plan on using very soon, fantastic find Claire.
God its got cold here in Ireland, but this afternoon the sun was spliting the skies.
So myself and fantasyjackpalance went for a wander through Saint Stephens Green to check out the talent, sorry I mean to take some pictures.
This girl on her phone did catch our attention though since Irish people have no idea what they should wear at the moment. So it was funny to see her walking through the sunlight all wrapped up for winter.
I know I am a few days late with this post but these girls got my attention today in Saint Stephens Green, yes indeed the schools are back and the traffic mayhem has begun.
Another photo taken at the west entrance to Stephens Green taken shortly after the shot of the Unitarian Church.
What stood out for me with this picture was the selection of colours, such a deep purple and a bright yellow used in the flower bed, I would have thought it was a daring choice but by jesus it works well.
On another note and totally of topic I have put up what I consider to be a great way to vote on my verbal page you never know maybe it can apply to any other Irish readers out there.
I have to say this is the life, bring the baby for a walk around Saint Stephens Green, find a sheltered spot, let baby observe and have a read of a book.
