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01/07/2005 |
Irish Imagery Partners with CreateOnline.net |
| Irish Imagery has just signed an agreement with UK based CreateOnline.net to develop and market a new online, on demand, one off printing, fulfilment and delivery service for both the photography and Trinity College Dublin images. Stay tuned for live dates and addresses of these new resources. |
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07/03/2005 |
Photographer John Hooton joins Irish Imagery |
| Over the past fifteen years John has won 29 Irish Photographic Federation Gold medals together with numerous silver and bronze. The Photographic Society of Ireland have also honoured John with no less than five gold medals in the past ten years. John is Fellow of the Irish Photographic Federation, an Associate member of the Royal Photographic Society and has an Excellence award from the International Federation of Photographic Art. He has achieved national and international acclaim for his work, which has been exhibited throughout Ireland, and in 2001 John was awarded a solo exhibition in Croatia as part of the Croatian Grand Prix Prize, which he won in the year 2000. Johns' work has also been seen in exhibitions from Australia to mainland Europe and America. |
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10/02/2005 |
Photographer John Rafferty joins Irish Imagery |
| John started taking photos at the age of 10 with an old camera his parents gave him, ever since then he’s looked at everything around him with a view of how it would best look as a picture framed on a wall. He has spent some time doing freelance photo journalism for the Irish Skipper and Fishing News. He is an experienced sea angler and acts as both journalist and photographer for the Irish Angler’s Digest on a monthly basis. He has spent all his life on the rugged North West coast of Donegal in a small sleepy village called Burtonport. As a rule he never goes to sea without taking his camera with him. More recently John has been commissioned to do photography for Discover Donegal and North West Tourism. |
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04/08/2004 |
Photographer Richard Wayman joins Irish Imagery |
| Richard Wayman has worked internationally over the last number of years predominantly on foreign news/features from Middle East, Central Asia and Eastern Europe. He has been extensively published in leading international magazines including Time, Newsweek and National Geographic. Richard has now made his home in Donegal and his work has moved more towards landscapes and the local environment. His latest show at the Earagail Arts Festival Entitled 'Faoi Scath a Cheile a Mhaireann na Daoine' which literally translates as 'people living in the shadow of each other' was hugely successful. Wayman's pictures seek to capture 'the essence of interaction' of a community caught between the past and the future. |
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03/08/2004 |
Photographer Michael Diggin joins Irish Imagery |
| Michael Diggin’s interest in photography began at the early age of sixteen, photographing a myriad of subjects he viewed through the lens. Many disappointments, lots of film, frustration and experiments over many years finally bestowed him with the experience and technique, which has resulted in the recognition and accolades attributed to his photographic talents. It still entails being out before the dawn, waiting for dusk, traversing the highways and by-ways, from mountain tops and mountain valleys to capture those compositions that have become his creative signature. |
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15/02/2004 |
Irish Imagery gets prime spot at Dublin Airport |
| In your next visit to places afar keep an eye out for the wall size images on display in Dublin Airport as a joint collaboration with O'Briens Sandwich Bars. Irish Imagery continues to show new images in O'Briens franchises throughout the world including Australia, Denmark, England, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Malaysia, N. Ireland, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Singapore, Taiwan, USA and Wales. |
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11/02/2004 |
Photographer Con O'Donoghue joins Irish Imagery |
| Con O’Donoghue lives and works in his native Dublin. He divides his time between freelance design work and photography. Architectural photography would be his preferred field but landscape and travel photography also feature strongly in his portfolio. Much of his submitted work is from time spent down on a family farm in Mayo. Fresh from a short exhibition in the National Concert Hall, he hopes to show some current work at the Velka Gallery in Dublin this March. |
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04/02/2004 |
Photographer Dermot Blackburn joins Irish Imagery |
| Dermot Blackburn has worked as a photographer for 15 years in Ireland and NE England. Trained as a photo-journalist, with a particular interest in the visual arts and environmental issues. His photography has been printed and exhibited widely and two books of his work published. Clients include Channel 4 Television, Cleveland Arts & The Daily Telegraph. He lives in Whitehead, County Antrim. |
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30/01/2004 |
Limited Edition 18th Century Illustrations added to Print Shop. |
| A Limited Edition series of 18th Century Botanical Illustrations by Mark Catesby and John Gould have been added to the Irish Imagery Print Shop for sale. They form part of the Trinity College Library, Long Room Collection. Each print is signed and certified by the Head Librarian of Trinity College Dublin. |
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23/12/2003 |
Photographer Carston Krieger joins Irish Imagery |
| Carsten's passion for photography started back in his childhood and some years ago he turned this passion into a professional career. He is now working as a freelance photographer specializing in outdoor themes. Conservation issues play an important roll in his work. He supports several environmental groups and eco tourism activities and is working as picture editor / photographer for the Irish environmental magazine “rocky road”. |
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