Hello and welcome to Patrick Naughton Photography. On my website you will find black and white photographs of Irish landscapes, band photography, poetry and blogs. My landscape photography has been photographed around Ireland's coast, cities and mountains. Galway and Dublin are two of the counties where i have taken my photographs having lived in both cities. I use film to photograph the landscapes of Ireland, hand developing the 35mm and 6x6 film in my darkroom. Some of the favorite places that I have photographed are, The Peoples Park, Dun Laoghaire, Monkstown, Dublin Bay, Blackrock, Galway City, Killiney, Phoenix Park, Bull Island, Dublin City, Sandycove and Dalkey.
My band photography has been photographed using a digital camera. I have photographs of two bands on the site, Jungle Boogie and The Coronas. I have also taken musician portraits, with Linton Kwesi Johnson among those photographed.
Band Photography
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 Photographers come together to defend street photography rights Between 1000 and 2000 photographers - amateurs and... |
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Photography Gallery
Poetry
Life grows in crevices,
Dark places under stone,
Clouds hug the hills,
Where the bullocks roam,
Architec...
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To Thor, God from before,your memory has been brought to the fore,dark grey clouds during the day,you bring with you a rain display,legend, lard, my...
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Scratch the surface of this promised land,American dreams can fall away,the Vietnam vet gazes at the stars,gimme a dollar, if not a dime,believe, th...
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Photo Focus
The 40 Foot in Dun Laoghaire is famous for its all year long swimmers. You can be sure to see them swimming in rain, snow an...
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Every sunrise is unique. Vibrant light rises from the horizon, spreading rays of colour into the darkness. The landscape becomes alive. Shadows...
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I can't remember the exact details of how I took this photograph at Sandycove, County Dublin. The aperture, shutter speed and film is a myster...
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This photograph has two of Dublin's iconic features within it. The first is The Spire which is a new addition to the landscape of Dublin. The se...
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My Blog
Halfway between Sutton and the Howth Head Lighthouse there is a cave that time forgot. The beach lies quiet in the winter mo...
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At first, I wonder is it the work of a primary school student or an art project that is intending to make a statement. A chance wander in Dublin has...
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Ah the big freeze in Dublin. Everything has ground to a sudden halt.This photograph was taken at the...
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New Photographs
This Cannon is an iconic part of the Pier in Dun Laoghaire. As a child i remember climbing on it and pretending to fire it a...
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There was a time a couple of years ago that the skyline of Dublin was covered in cranes. Cranes here, there and everywhere. The developers, with...
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What a nice place Malahide Castle is!! As well as the castle, there is a huge park to roam around with big, old trees that creak in the wind. I...
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This is a photograph I took in Galway City during the summer. It is a peculiar photograph as generated a lot of comments at the Dalkey exhibition. T...
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