A photograph that says home to me. In any decade, notwithstanding the lack of smoke on buses these days.
I love Dublin in the rain. And I love it even more when you can’t see it because of the rain.
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More Photos
• Snowy Roofs
• Number 18
• Angkor Wat, Cambodia
• Blue And White
It’s not just teabags that I put in the windows of my studio. This picture was taken by the phone.
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More Studio Photos
• Studio Animal Life
• Studio Stableyard
• Me in my Studio: Slideshow with Audio
• Album of Studio Photos Interiors & Exteriors
Walking down Talbot Street in Dublin I took this photo from a safe distance. Going by the price tags, good value you’ll agree.
It’s also more close to the scene I visualise when I hear the phrase “head shop”.
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The edges of this photo were trimmed to match them to the edge of the window.
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Once upon a time I had a website devoted to nothing but photographs of walls and windows. This is because I can - and do - spend hours looking at walls. And windows.
I’m especially fond of the absence of windows, as in I love walls with no windows at all and delight in walls [...]
A bottle left standing up is something I’ve always found difficult to walk past.
So you get to pause with me.
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Some Other Photos of Glamourous Dublin:
• No Future
• Runners, Rook
• A Boy, his Bicycle, and his Little Pony
• Abbey Street: That Door
• Dublin, A Horse
• Dublin Changing Rooms
Here’s a photo from inside my studio. Teabags. You can see the cobbled stableyard through the window.
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If it doesn’t seem like that many teabags, well that’s because I use loose leaves a lot for making tea.
See Also:
• The Yard: Outside my Studio
• Photo: Dublin, A Horse
