Time Machine

A blog about photography and cinematography: Past, present and future.
  • About – Elusive Light

Monthly Archives: October, 2014

  • The Antichrist of Early-20th-Century Photography. October 29, 2014
  • Latest uploads to my mobile photography site. October 24, 2014
  • Things for which I am grateful #325-348: Photography. October 22, 2014
  • In memory of a friend. October 3, 2014
  • LensCulture – Contemporary Photography. A snapshot of gun culture in America. October 3, 2014
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A particularly beautiful morning here at Hayes headquaters.
The Irish diaspora is normally associated with America and Australia. Yet, in recent years, a wave of emigration to Europe has resulted in established Irish communties across the EU. One manifestation of this cultural melting pot has been the rise in popularity of Ireland’s traditional sports of Hurling and Camogie on the continent. Yesterday, in Brussels, was the 2nd round of the Hurling and Camogie European Championship with teams from The Netherlands, Germany, Austria and Luxembourg joined in battle with teams from Brussels. Heart-warming to hear Irish accents mixing with perfect French, German and Dutch mother tongue. The sons and daughters of Irish expats no doubt. Grand day out. Hurling still as fast and furious as I remember it from my schoolboy days. Here are some images I shot on the day. @belgiumgaa @brussels @sony_sports #sport #gaa #hurling #camogie #irish #diaspora #gaelicsports #europe #eu #thenetherlands #germany #austria #luxembourg #belgium @kiturorugby
Random #portraitphotography #studiophotography 2017-2018 @sonyalphagallery @sonyportraits @sonyalpha #bruxelles #brussel #belgique #belgië Looking for a portrait #photographer? DM me.
Reminds me of Hemingway’s “For sale: baby shoes, never worn.” A compelling story does not have to be complicated. Six words can communicate everything about what it is to be human. And loving.
Truth. #charleseisenstein
Possibly obvious by now, but the aesthetics of fine art painting has an important influence on my photography. You learn a lot about light, composition, colour and cropping studying the old masters. Looking for a still life photographer? #stilllife #stilllifephotography #sonyimages #tabletopphotography #painterly #flowers #fruit — in Sterrebeek, Belgium.
Fun evening with my son @aidan.john.hayes watching #belgium🇧🇪 @belgianreddevils beating #scotland 3-0 Great atmosphere @kingbaudouinstadium. Fantastic fans #uefaeuro2020
#battleofwaterloo #reenactment 2014 Part 5. 10 Year Anniversary Series. I picked up my first #apple #iphone in 2009 and slowly started making #mobilephotography. Thanks to a vibrant and #talented online #mobileart #community, I was encourged to continue creating mobile #images. 2019 and after winning many #online #awards for my iphoneography and recently moving to market myself as a #professional #photographer, I’ve realised I have a large #backlog of #iphoneography languishing on #multiple #hardrives. I will be posting random images from my #archive over the coming weeks. I’ve #juxataposed images to create intriguing #storylines. If you are interested in improving your #mobilephotography #skills with #courses, (online or off), please DM me. Thx.
Part 4. 10 Year Anniversary Series. I picked up my first #apple #iphone in 2009 and slowly started making #mobilephotography. Thanks to a vibrant and #talented online #mobileart #community, I was encourged to continue creating mobile #images. 2019 and after winning many #online #awards for my iphoneography and recently moving to market myself as a #professional #photographer, I’ve realised I have a large #backlog of #iphoneography languishing on #multiple #hardrives. I will be posting random images from my #archive over the coming weeks. I’ve #juxataposed images to create intriguing #storylines. If you are interested in improving your #mobilephotography #skills with #courses, (online or off), please DM me. Thx.
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