My entry in the latest Hipstamatic competition. Image is a visual interpretation of a song from an album by Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse, with collaboration from David Lynch.
Voting has closed – made it into the top 10 though! 
Thank you!
If you have an iPhone you may have come across the Hipstamatic iPhone app – it’s a camera app that turns the phone’s camera into a vintage camera with different lenses that achieve different vintage looks.
Hipstamatic run regular competitions and at the moment they are running one and the prize is an iPhone 4.
The competition is called “The Look” and they are looking for shots to create a book of Hipstamatic portraits of the best poses. To enter, you upload a Hipstamtic “print” via your Hipstamatic app and you have 5 days to accumulate votes through FaceBook and Twitter. The overall winner gets the iPhone and the top 100 get the chance to be in the book of portraits
My entry is currently in the top 50 – I would hugely, massively, appreciate your vote for my entry (pictured above) by clicking like here:
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Or vote on Twitter by clicking here now!
Thank you so much!
New exhibition of pinhole photo etchings by Brian Bary from Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras.
Opens May 1st, 6pm and continues until May 13th
Basement Project Space – Camden Place, Camden Quay, Cork.
All Pinhole Photos are hand printed from copper plates using a Photo Intaglio Etching process and are all of a limited edition.
Mexico’s Copper Canyon, the childhood towns of ‘Pedro Paramo’ author Juan Rulfo, a town destroyed by a volcano and an eruption in Guatemala all provided inspiration for this collection.
I own one of the prints from the last Mexican inspired exhibition Brian held, I’ll be there at the opening on Saturday night (1st May), so hopefully see you there.
Found on FFFFound I think this was a dream I had.
James Clancy has an exhibition called “Border Country” in the Alliance Francaise in Cork.
I went to the opening tonight and there is some really beautiful work in the exhibition.
Prints are very reasonably priced and if I wasn’t broke at the moment I’d have bought one of several photos which had the most beautiful dreamlike woodscapes with the most incredible light captured filtering through the trees.
Dates: The exhibition opened on Thursday 26th March and will run at Alliance Française until Monday 27th April.
Check it out, well worth a look.
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