My wife and I have been sponsoring children via the Action Aid charity for over 30 years. Our current sponsored child lives in the village of Dharamanger on the Nepal-India border. This is an area […]
Author Archives: Gerry
Fellowship Panel
The Irish Photographic Federation (IPF) run a distinctions program with three levels – licentiate, associate and fellowship. Over the years I’ve applied for and successfully completed the first two stages and this year applied for […]
Nepal – Part 1 – Kathmandu
Kathmandu was our first destination this year and given that we intended to travel last year, we were concerned about how much damage had been done to the city From what we’ve seen, typically, the […]
Action aid in Nepal
We visited Nepal this year and the highlight of the visit was a side trip to an Action Aid project in Dharamanger, about 160km south of Kathmandu. The village is where our sponsored child lives […]
Editing on the go
My last big photo trip was Sri Lanka and I’m getting ready to go to Nepal at the end of April. For the first time for me, I wanted to try and publish at least one […]
Traditional Irish shops
This mini-project started about two years ago when I walked into a shop that I used to visit as a child in the early 1970’s. To my amazement, it had not changed one bit in […]
Fuji Vs Canon
I bought a Fuji XT-1 mirror-less camera about a year ago after seeing it at the Photography Show 2014 in Birmingham. A number of things appealed to me about the camera – size, weight, the […]
London street images
I was in London in January for a few days for family reasons and had some change to take a few images on the streets in London, hope you enjoy
Dublin street photos
I had an hour to spare recently and happened to have my Fuji with me. This is the some of the images from that outing
Dublin Streets
I took my little Fuji out on the streets of Dublin and played with taking some street photography. The little Fuji with a 14mm lens is a small discreet camera and the addition of a […]