Hi,

So over the last while, I have been wanting to re-design my site with more of an emphasis on photographs than anything else.

To that end, I’ve create the following site http://photography.eibrand.net

It showcase different types of images, and feature glimpses of ongoing projects (look out for the mannequin series…)

Hope you enjoy it, all feedback is welcome.

R

Poolbeg Towers, originally uploaded by eibrandr.

A view and a frame that will be revisited.

R

Rachel – Only the deepest Red #2, originally uploaded by eibrandr.

Another shot from the shoot with Rachel and Carl a couple of weeks ago. This is more like what the original painting looks like, http://www.nonprints.com/painting/Only_the_deepest_Red_II_5838.html

R

Rachel – Private Dance #1, originally uploaded by eibrandr.

Another shot of the series, where I tried to emulate, or draw from some scenes in Jack Vettriano’s paintings.

R

Rachel – Only the deepest Red #1, originally uploaded by eibrandr.

This shot of part of series, where I tried to emulate, or draw from some scenes in Jack Vettriano’s paintings.

Big thank you to Rachel and to Carl of RedTree Studio.

R

My friend the Horse, originally uploaded by eibrandr.

This is the same horse from the other day, but in mugshot portrait format. Another car had arrived in the car park, and he had to take a look-see.

Nice beast he was.

R

Pibroch, originally uploaded by eibrandr.

I drove by this boats (a Clyde Puffer apparently) mooring point at the weekend, and it looked like it was being dismantled. Apparently, once upon a time, somebody thought they might try and renovate it (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/3205371.stm )

R

Horse and Reek, originally uploaded by eibrandr.

This beautiful horse was watching me getting ready for a time-lapse sequence, very friendly and vocal.

R

Ruin and Trees, originally uploaded by eibrandr.

Spotted on the road from Westport to Leenane. Old stone ruins like have a rugged character and untold story that sometimes stars out at you.

R

Due to lack of interest, school is now closed…, originally uploaded by eibrandr.

Old school buildings are intriguing.
They are part of a time when communities existed in rural areas, where no soccer mums lived and the suv’s did not hog the roads.

In their emptiness and solitude, they speak of a history of not so long ago, but long gone.

R