Another shot from my second series of shooting fire. It’s actually impossible for me to choose a favourite from this series. Thanks to Ani Payne, Tanya O’Callaghan, Helen Coyle, Mark Downey, Tina Creegan, Johnny Walsh and Eriu Payne for your amazing fire-dancing skills.

You can see the full series of unbelievable fire trails here and you can read more about this shoot here on my blog.

My second attempts shooting fire, this time with much more success, shooting in a moonlit abbey. Thanks to Ani Payne, Tanya O’Callaghan, Helen Coyle, Mark Downey, Tina Creegan, Johnny Walsh and Eriu Payne for your amazing fire-dancing skills.

You can see the full series of unbelievable fire trails here and you can read more about this shoot here on my blog.

My first attempt shooting fire with slow shutter speeds, thanks to the talents of Tanya O’Callaghan.

You can see all the shots from when “Camera Boy met Fire-Ball Girl” on my bebo profile and you can read about the shoot and many more shoots we have planned here on my blog.

My first attempt shooting fire with slow shutter speeds, thanks to the talents of Tanya O’Callaghan.

You can see all the shots from when “Camera Boy met Fire-Ball Girl” on my bebo profile and you can read about the shoot and many more shoots we have planned here on my blog.

I’ve been trying some night shoots. I took this one out my bedroom window, full moon lighting the sky, 25 second exposure. You can see more of my night shots here on my blog.

The summer is over and its time for those long cold evenings best spent in by the fire, or in my case out in the dark taking photos.

UPDATE: This photograph was used on the front cover of the Itchy Trigger Finger E.P ‘The Wrong Side of Misery’.

Taken last summer on a night shoot with the National Youth Film School in Jenkinstown woods. Daw standing in front of one of the redhead lights and then I added the lens flare on his face for the circle of light effect.