One of the photographs from a piece I did on Havana for the Irish Times is being used in this forthcoming anthology of Cuban poetry, designed by my sister’s company Kate Horgan Bespoke Books.
The rest of the Havana pictures and the article can be seen here.
“You just have to live and life will give you pictures” - Henri Cartier-Bresson.
I shot this portrait of Ali, a friend’s daughter, while working in Sri Lanka. I like it so much I made it part of my entry to this year’s lensculture portrait awards. Sometimes the simplest portraits are the best.
It was cold, half-overcast, but still good to be beside a body of water.
Adrian Wojtas, a very talented photographer (and my former assistant) was in Paris for a few days, and we shot some portraits that ended up reminding me of images from Cold War.
Portraits of Anthony Palliser for his forthcoming memoir. Anthony has lived and worked in Paris since 1970, and his work can be seen here.
After shooting the Gloaming ahead of their show in the beautiful Théâtre de l'Athéné, I stayed on to get some informal portraits during the rehearsal.
The Gloaming, Théâtre de l'Athéné, Paris.
Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh.
Iarla Ó Lionáird.
Thomas Bartlett, aka Doveman.
Caoimhín’s socks.
