The Dingle Pub, County Kerry - Photography Print

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The Dingle Pub, County Kerry:

I was inside a pub on a quiet street in Dingle, mid-afternoon. Not drinking yet, just standing in the dark of the interior, letting my eyes adjust. The door was open onto the street, and the light outside was doing what Kerry light does: making everything it touched look as if it were arranged on purpose.

A figure passed the doorway. I don't know who they were. They didn't know I was there. The green exit sign above the door, the dark wood, the bright rectangle of the outside world, it was all just there for about a second.

That's Dingle. You don't find the shot. You stand still long enough, and it walks past.

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.

"This pub is one of my favourite photographs. I didn't know why when I took it. I do now." — Billy

Frame:

The Dingle Pub, County Kerry:

I was inside a pub on a quiet street in Dingle, mid-afternoon. Not drinking yet, just standing in the dark of the interior, letting my eyes adjust. The door was open onto the street, and the light outside was doing what Kerry light does: making everything it touched look as if it were arranged on purpose.

A figure passed the doorway. I don't know who they were. They didn't know I was there. The green exit sign above the door, the dark wood, the bright rectangle of the outside world, it was all just there for about a second.

That's Dingle. You don't find the shot. You stand still long enough, and it walks past.

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.

"This pub is one of my favourite photographs. I didn't know why when I took it. I do now." — Billy