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What would you shoot?

  • 10-08-2009 6:51pm
    #1
    TradeSecrets
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    If you were asked to find a photo thats interesting, exciting, humorous or dramatic about Ireland such as a landmark, cityscape, cultural event/market scene or landscape that makes your country unique....What would you shoot?

    My thoughts:

    A Dole Queue
    Rainy Day
    Hurling Match


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  • #2
    Ghost Train
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    a pint of guinness maybe :pac:


  • #3
    Ricky91t
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    Competition entry?


  • #4
    TradeSecrets
    Closed Accounts Posts: 55 ✭✭TradeSecrets


    Ricky91t wrote: »
    Competition entry?

    No a mate of mine in the states was asked this question and I wondered what would be representative of Ireland?


  • #5
    PCPhoto
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,584 ✭✭✭PCPhoto


    TradeSecrets wrote: »
    No a mate of mine in the states was asked this question and I wondered what would be representative of Ireland?

    hmmm .... sounds like your "mate" has been looking for inspiration for the tubridy photo competition !!!

    for me: representative of Ireland: a black guy or asian/eastern european in an Ireland Jersey at a stall in Moore Street - selling fish or fruits.

    shows one of the different cultures introduced to the country in recent years - integrating itself and embracing part of irish history.


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