June Bank Holiday: part I

04 June 2013

This bank holiday has been pretty productive to me, as my girlfriend was working for the whole weekend, I have plenty of time to spend with my other love: photography. But going back a couple of days, on thursday I tried, again, to photograph a thing, that's the best word I can come up. It's a wall on the beach, in Sydney Parade (which it sounds like a place in Australia, but, big surprise, it's here in Dublin), and I dunno why they build it, for what reason, or who did it, but for me it's just a cool wall in the water.
If you want to go to see this place, here is the map:


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I tried to photograph it plenty of times, and I always got there with the low tide, all the fuckin times, and with the low tide that thing is pointless to photograph for me, even this time I tried, but it just doesn't work, it's not more than a "meh", so at the end the result, apart one single shot, was to photograph everything else but that wall.

June Bank Holiday: part I


June Bank Holiday: part I

And probably the best shot of that day was the one I took at the train station while I was waiting for my train.

June Bank Holiday: part I

I admit it, I like to photograph trains, don't know why, maybe because I come from a small village in Italy and even a train it still looks like something exotic, like surfing in hawaii or a bowl of ramen, or maybe there is a more philosophical reason. Dunno, and don't ask me. I just like trains. They are cool, ok?
On Saturday it went a bit better, I meant to go somewhere else, way further down to the Dublin docklands, but at the end I had to meet a couple of friends and I just didn't have enough time to go that far, so I just walk down to George's Dock, which it's full of the other thing I love to photograph: canals, waterways, rivers, anything with water. And it went quite well, no amazing shots, but still better than thursday.
June Bank Holiday: part I
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June Bank Holiday: part I

June Bank Holiday: part I

I also have to add that I'm having pure fun with the Lee Big Stopper, it's a great filter, just perfect for me, and it's worth any single cent I spent for it, not like the LightCraft Workshop which it's just a waste of money, or at least for me.
So stay tuned for the other photos, and prepare yourself to be amazed!