3/12/2011 -- Street Photography exercise. Henry Street, Dublin Ireland: it is full of people, excitement and possible Christmas gifts these days.
Sunday 13/11/2011 -- First big rehearsal in The Helix / Dublin City University / Dublin
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21/10/2011 -- PORTRAIT OF SOMEBODY CLOSE TO YOU -- Anna Puente i Llucià, a Catalan girl with a Spanish passport, waiting for the day her home country becomes independent.
29/10/2011 -- MOORE STREET PEOPLE -- Comfort has her own cosmetic salon. "Comfort Salon" is one of many similar establishments on Moore Street in Dublin, usualy owned by African immigrants.
09/11/2011 -- FEATURE PHOTOGRAPHY -- Keywords: Architect, building, construction, design, project, proportions, DCU, Dublin, Grand Canal, theatre, conceptual, horizontal -- model: Christian Tadeo Ramos
16/11/2011 -- STUDENT DEMONSTRATION -- Stop the Fees Save the Grant Student March in Dublin; Parnell Square/Garden of Remembrance. The participant chants the slogas of indignation on planned cuts in university grants and rises of entrance fees. The march gathered over 15,000 students who marched from Parnell Square across the city center to demonstrate in front of government buildings.
Crappily Ever After -- moving on.
First images of the rehearsals… They've been on it from two weeks now:)
Crappily Ever After -- DCU Drama Society's brand new thing, to be documented by me till the very final show.
Here you can see the sample of how did the last week's auditions look.
It's been the first three weeks of Advanced Photojournalism classes at Dublin City University.
Here you can see the results of the first three assignments, evaluated by Frank Miller, photoeditor of "The Irish Times". Hover the mouse over the image to see the caption.
Topics as follows:
1. Autumn in a botanic garden
2. Environmental portrait of a scientist (thanks Ben)
3. Grafton Street Life
Na tle własnych fotografii. Galeria Asymetria, Warszawa
In the background, his own photographs. Asymetria Gallery, Warsaw, PL
Dedykację dla Tadeusza Rolke (z lewej) wpisuje w albumie swoich fotografii Wojciech Plewiński.
Wernisaż wystawy Zwykłe dziewczyny, czyli embarras de richesse w warszawskiej Galerii Asymetria.
A well-known Polish photographer of the 50’s-80’s period, Wojciech Plewiński (right), writes a dedication note in a book of his photographies. The book belongs to another famous Polish photographer, Tadeusz Rolke (left). The encounter took place during a vernissage of an exhibition Ordinary girls or embarras de richesse in Asymetria Gallery in Warsaw, PL.
Warszawska Galeria Asymetria oraz mieszcząca się w tym samym lokalu fundacja Archeologia Fotografii przenoszą się do nowych siedzib. W miniony piątek bawiliśmy się na goodbye party w starym pomieszczeniu przy Nowogrodzkiej. Dziś większość pakunków Asymetrii powinna już trafić w nowe miejsce, przy ul. Jakubowskiej 16 na Saskiej Kępie.
Asymetria Gallery and Archeology of Photography Foundation from Warsaw, Poland, are moving to new places. Last Friday they threw a common goodbye party at the old place on Nowogrodzka St. Today, most Asymetria’s packages should reach the new one, on Jakubowska St. no. 13, Saska Kępa neighborhood.
Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej w Warszawie. Polecam, polecam, polecam! Tylko do 15. września!
Warszawę opanowały Smerfy.
Pod biurem Andrzeja Leppera powstał ołtarzyk i wiszą hasła o obronie krzyża.
Które z powyższych wydarzeń nosi większe znamiona absurdu?
Warsaw has been dominated by the Smurfs.
Now, near the old office of Andrzej Lepper--a controversial Polish politician, former Parliament vice-chairman and a father of populist “Samoobrona” (“Self-Defence”) party--who recently committed a suicide, a kind of an altar has been created. It’s surrounded by slogans saying “Protect the Holy Cross”. But Lepper’s party was rather a left-wing one.
What’s more riddiculous then, the former or the latter?
Niektórzy mają szczęście pracować w modnych bistro na warszawskiej Pradze. Ul. Inżynierska. Pozdro Tygrys.
Some of us are lucky enough to get a job in one of those fancy bohemian-like bistros in Praga, which is Warsaw’s most bohemian neighborhood, they say. On Inżynierska St. Cheers, Tygrys.
Open-air concert, 14 July -- Prešernov Trg, Ljubljana, Slovenia
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12 July 2011, Jazz Club Gajo: Lenart Krečič (sax), Tomaž Gajšt (trumpet), Marko Črnčec (piano), Milan Nikolič (double bass),
Žan Tetičkovič (drums & compositions)
