Professional Photographer Dublin | Kyle Tunney

This was such a fun family portrait session I had with the cool Robins family. We went to Pease Park/Enda’s Park in Rathfarnham while the snow was out (two weeks ago) and played some games. We even had a birthday on the day!!

Fun Snow Family Portraits

Family Portrait Photography, Rathfarnham, Dublin

A slight bit of a random photo but there’s something quirky I like about it. That may have a bit to do with the 10/15 minutes I took to nudge the chairs millimeters, run back to the camera, back to the chairs, back to the camera, till I finally got it!

Most times I go out for a good hike in the Irish mountains I end up taking a 4-40 image panoramic. I then stitch them together, zoom in and out of it in Photoshop and am wowed. I’ve always wanted to be able to share this cool zooming capability with other people. Here’s a small one I put up on the blog a year ago, it’s a low res 60 panoramic image taken in Colorado, USA.

Snowy Dublin – What can we see here?

There’s so much to see in this one image of Dublin, the following are just a few small crops:

A beautiful snowy mountain path

Golf course

Poolbeg Power Station

Phoenix Park

Nutgrove Shopping Centre

Dundrum Bridge

Dublin Convention Centre

Lansdowne Road

Marlay Park House

Snowy Dublin Gigapan

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Launch in Fullscreen

This morning I went to Roundwood in County Wicklow for a photo shoot in the snow & ice with Mairead Vickers and Emily. The wind was pretty damn cold but when the sun came out, we were lovely and toasty!! Here’s a shot of the beautiful Emily.

Last Friday I went on an amazing hike up the Dublin Mountains in the deep snow. Starting at Grange road in Rathfarnham, I went up the old Whitechurch road to Kilmashogue. From there we hiked up to three rock and came across some amazingly beautiful sights – The Irish Landscape like I’ve never seen before. The following is a little insight into what I saw on the day!

Dublin Mountains in the snow – Big Snow of 2010

Wicklow Way, Snow & Icicles

The Blizzard starts in the Dublin Mountains

The Big Snow of 2010 – Dublin, Ireland

 

Beautiful Pony running in the snow, Dublin Mountains

The big snow of 2010 Dublin, Ireland

I hope you enjoyed a view of the world through my eyes . Here are a some of my shots from the Sallys Gap in the big snow of 2009. Not near as much snow but still very beautiful!

Huge panoramic

Next week I shall post a panoramic image you can zoom in and out of yourself. You can see Dundrum, the spire, Dublins convention centre and even Ikea all from the one image! Stay tuned!
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Thanks for stopping by!!

Here are just a few shots from today, I’ll be uploading lots lots more snow photos on Monday.

Hey guys and gals,
Isn’t this snow AMAZING? If you’re somebody who loves having their photo taken and enjoys the snow – you’re the person/people for me!! I’m looking for people to take portraits of over the weekend (Saturday & Sunday Dec 4th/5th) and I’m offering my services for free! Portrait sessions that usually cost anything from €150 up to €400 are free for the weekend. I’ll be shooting in Rathfarnham and more than likely the shoots will happen in snowy Marlay park, Saint Endas park/Pearse Park or possibly Rathfarnham Castle Park.

Photo by Lucy Nuzum