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Vet | Today in the office Exhibition

Kyle — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 08:30:48 +0000

Vet / Today in the Office is a joint multimedia documentary show
featuring work from Sinead McDonald and Darren Carr.
It takes place at the Fishbowl Gallery, Exchange Collective Arts Centre in Temple Bar, Dublin.

If you’re around Dublin and looking to see a great photography exhibition, pop along to the Fishbowl Gallery.
This promises to be a fantasic collaboration. Head on over to vettheexhibition.com to find out more.

Do you want to be a photographer/artist? Keep on trucking

Kyle — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 08:30:20 +0000

I stumbled upon this video last night and have to say I can relate on so many levels. Sure, I’m still going through it! I’d love to know if you have ever or are currently going through a phase like this?

Smedia 2011 – Photographer of the year

Kyle — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 08:30:08 +0000

Photo by James Foley

Last week I was lucky enough to have been included in the final 5 for ‘Photographer of the year‘ at the Irish student media awards. It was a super night and absolutely amazing to win. I wanted to say a quick thanks to Oxygen & all the sponsors, IADT and a big shout out to anybody who has shot with me, gone on a photowalk, in essence all the photographers I’ve met over the past few years. In my opinion it is meeting and networking with other photographers that makes us push ourselves to be better photographers!!

Smedia Awards 2011 Winners :: Congratulations

Society Publication of the Year- Sponsored: Evening Herald
Winner: QUB, The Verdict – Craig Fagan

Short Story of the year
Winner: TCD, The Long Finger – David Lynch

Web Designer of the Year-Sponsored – Irishtimes.com
Winner: DCU, www.dcufm.com, Denis McEvoy

Blog of the Year -Sponsored: Myhome.ie
Winner: DIT Aungier Street www.teaandtoast.ie, Graham Ó Maonaigh

Small College Publication of the Year
Winner: BCFE, The Bcfe Bulletin, Lynn Corrigan

Radio Production – Arts & Features – Sponsored: Phantom FM
Winner: DCU, Action replay, Stephen Long

Headline award for Journalism relating to Mental heath and Suicide prevention - Sponsored: Headline, HSE
Winner: UCD, University Observer: Eating Disorders, Leanne Waters

Magazine of the Year - Sponsored: The Gloss
Winner: TCD, Trinity News The Ball Guide, Aoife Crowley & Karl McDonald

Animation of the Year
Winner: BCFE, The Apple tree, Alex Sherwood

Colour Writer of the Year
Winner: UCC, UCC Express, Keavy O’Sullivan

Sports Photographer of the Year – Sponsored: O2
Winner: University College Dublin, Daire Brennan

Film Script of the Year
Winner: IAD, Small Change, Cathy Brady

Leiriuchain Teilifise i nGaeilge – Faisnéis & Drámaíocht - Sponsored: TG4 & Udaras
Winner: NUIG, Laoch Lán-Aimsire, Eoin Kelly Smith

Radio Documentary of the Year
Winner: ITT , Roscommon’s Hero, Rachel Hardiman

Website of the Year – Sponsored: O2
Winner: DCU, www.dcufm.com, Denis McEvoy and Alan Regan

RSA Award for Journalism relating to Road Safety – Sponsored: RSA
Winner: UCD, University Observer: Driving and Thriving, Sarah Doran

News Photographer of the Year
Winner: GCD, Dylan Madden

Layout & Design of the Year
Winner: TCD, Trinity News, Aoife Crowley & Martin McKenna

Short Film of the year - Sponsored: Irish Film Board
Winner: IAD, Small Change, Cathy Brady, Tommy Fitzpatrick, Luca Rochinni Conor Fitzpatrick, Kelly McGuill, Pete Walker

TV Production – Sponsored: 3e FYI
Winner: GCD The Irish Pub Industry – Mathias Odden

Features Writer – Art & Pop Culture – Sponsored: The Irish Daily Mirror
Winner: TCD, Trinity News 2, Karl McDonald

Radio DJ of the year
Winner: DIT Aungier St, Recession Tunes/ AW Tune, Soccer PM, Domhnall Marnell

Journalist of the year – National Press – Sponsored: Irish Examiner
Winner: DCU, GCN – Gay Community News, Cormac O’Brien

Radio Production – News & Current Affairs - Sponsored: BAI
Winner: DCU, Newswire Budget 2011, Alan Regan and Denis McEvoy

Features Writer – News & Politics – Sponsored: Irish Daily Mail
Winner: UCD, The University Observer, Sarah Doran

Travel Writer of the Year – Sponsored: Hostelworld.com
Winner: UCC, European Inter-rail trip – Robert Fehilly

People’s Choice Awards – Sponsored: Bus Eireann
Winner: An Focal Finn McDuiffe

Sports Writer of the Year – Sponsored: The Irish Daily Mirror
Winner: TCD, Trinity News, Killian McCarthy

Journalist of the Year – Sponsored: Oxygen.ie
Winner: TCD, The University Times, Tom Lowe

Photographer of the Year
Winner: IADT, Kyle Tunney

Editor of the Year – Sponsored: The Irish Independent
Winner: TCD, Trinity News, Aoife Crowley

Newspaper of the Year - Sponsored: The Irish Times
Winner: TCD, The University Times, Tom Lowe

Earthy Creatures: Competition takes to the streets of Dublin

Kyle — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 09:30:31 +0000

This was a quick walk around Grafton Street in Dublin to promote my first solo photography exhibition (MARCH 1st-6th).

The idea behind the day was to get people aware of the exhibition, what it was all about and the theme ‘Earthy Creatures’. We had created a box especially for the day where people would put a hand inside and tell us what Earthy object was inside. I wanted people to interact with the idea behind Earthy Creatures. Everything was related to the exhibition, so we had sand, earth, water, leaves etc within the box.

Everybody had a great laugh and one lucky winner shall be picked to win a free photoshoot in March.

You can see a few shots of the behind the scenes making of the box over. Tough work this box making

New Photography Website – New Portfolio

Kyle — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 05:08:40 +0000

Hello Hello,
The new website is up and running and perfectly in time for my photography exhibition next month! I’ve a whole new portfolio, linked in my Facebook page & twitter while not going overboard.

A blast from the past

The following are the different versions of my photography website. I’ve coded all of these from hand, which takes it’s time but I think it’s worth it!!

I’d love to hear what you think of the new design!

FREE Snow Portraits – Family, Friends, Models – Free photo shoot around Rathfarnham, Dublin

Kyle — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 07:08:13 +0000

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

Ideal for Families, Individuals, Models and MUA’s

What’s the catch?
There honestly isn’t one! I’m an outdoor person – I love adventures, photography and people. What better way to give back then a free photo shoot!

If you’re interested in a free outdoor photo shoot in Rathfarnham this weekend, send me an email OR text me on 087 9492072. ENJOY the snow!!

Ps Photographers: If you’re a photographer and want to go out shooting with me or want your photo taken, feel free to get in touch too!

Student Registration Fees March Dublin

Kyle — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 21:28:09 +0000

Today I went along to the HUGE student march in Dublin’s city centre. The march started at 1pm on Parnell Square, just off O’connell street. There was a great atmostphere, everyone was calm, peaceful collected and there with purpose. They where there with one reason and one reason only!

STOP STUDENT REGISTRATION FEE’S INCREASING

Please help circulate these images & get the word out. Show people what the march was REALLY LIKE. A few minutes of fighting (from thugs) at the end gets all the headlines, show people the spirit of the day!!! Enough talk, I’ll let the pictures do the work!

Like my work? Pop over to facebook

If you like my work I’d love to see and talk to you on facebook.com/KyleTunneyPhotography.

A great video put together extremely quickly:

Love Life

Kyle — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 20:46:30 +0000

It’s not often I post other people photographs or movies on here but this had to go up. I find myself lucky to have had the chance to see this movie.

My entire life, these are the two words I have based my whole world and ethos around Love Life. It’s such a simple concept and one I wish more people could live by. It costs nothing, makes you happier, makes you smile, helps others around you, it’s contagious.
Earlier I posted a video on Facebook that just stunned me, it made me cry while still keeping a smile on my face. If you have a spare six minutes, I’d recommend watching it. It will provoke some amazing emotions within!!

This is the story of Steve Fugate Sr and how he lost both of his children. Amazing!!

LOVE LIFE

How did you feel after watching this?