I lead a VERY exciting life. After a wet morning in the open air, doing some commercial photography, I got to stop for packed lunch at a favourite car-park! Oxford Island, just outside Lurgan, Co.Armagh is a nature reserve, perched on the southern shores of Lough Neagh, the largest fresh-water lake in the British Isles. My plan was to have lunch, then go for a stroll with a camera, but that came to nothing, for as soon as I’d finished eating the heavens opened and the rain poured down. Again. Continue reading Lough Neagh
Category Archives: Co. Armagh
Brownlow House, Lurgan
One of my favourite wedding venues, in Lurgan, Co. Armagh, – BROWNLOW HOUSE.
Car Transport Images
I’m fascinated by everyday things, people at work, doing what they do for a living or for relaxation. I noticed this car transporter unloading its cargo at a garage in Craigavon and I couldn’t resist a few shots.
They were captured in monochrome on the Nikon F100 using Ilford FP4. ISO 125.
Framed Gallery Prints #Irish Art for Sale
Announcement!
Excitement! Just in time for the Christmas Gift Season, Bob has introduced a series of Black and White Giclee Prints, high quality, Black and White Images featuring iconic but lesser known Irish Scenes and Landscapes – available as Mounted Prints – ideal for shipping abroad – or as Framed Prints.
Limited Editions – there are only 120 of each of these prints available for sale, each one signed, numbered and dated by the photographer. Check out the order page here:
http://www.BobMcEvoy.co.uk/irish-art-limited-edition-prints/
Old Technology and New Technology
Remington and Apple!
In a combination of Old and New technology, I made this image on the iPhone, using my brilliant new ‘Hueless’ App. I noticed this old Remington typewriter sitting on a sideboard at a wedding in Brownlow House, Lurgan. I suspect it was supplied by the bride or the wedding planner. Regardless of how or why it was sitting there, it looked like a good subject for a photograph!
I imported it to Photoshop (the iOS version) and tweaked it just a tiny bit, to produce this rather pleasing image, where the manufacturer’s name is nicely highlighted against the low-key natural background …
