I was wandering through Temple Bar in Dublin when I turned into Merchant's Arch. Every Dubliner walks through it without thinking. Every visitor stops. It's one of those passages that connects the old city to the river, stone walls damp from the rain, hanging baskets of flowers that have no business looking that cheerful in that light, and at the end of it, the Georgian buildings across the Liffey bright against a grey sky.
A figure was walking ahead of me, silhouetted against the light. X100V already up, zone focus already set, blam. The contrast between the dark tunnel and the city opening up beyond it does what Dublin does best: pulls you from one world into another without warning.
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"Dublin keeps doing this — you turn a corner, and the city changes completely. Merchant's Arch is one of those corners." — Billy
I was wandering through Temple Bar in Dublin when I turned into Merchant's Arch. Every Dubliner walks through it without thinking. Every visitor stops. It's one of those passages that connects the old city to the river, stone walls damp from the rain, hanging baskets of flowers that have no business looking that cheerful in that light, and at the end of it, the Georgian buildings across the Liffey bright against a grey sky.
A figure was walking ahead of me, silhouetted against the light. X100V already up, zone focus already set, blam. The contrast between the dark tunnel and the city opening up beyond it does what Dublin does best: pulls you from one world into another without warning.
C Type Fuji Gloss
Professional colour paper from the Fuji Crystal archive range with a gloss finish, which accentuates the colour to give a punchy, rich feel. Gives your image more contrast, glossiness, and a punchier colour feel compared to Fuji Matt, while maintaining tonal properties and accurate reproduction.
"Dublin keeps doing this — you turn a corner, and the city changes completely. Merchant's Arch is one of those corners." — Billy
