Bits & Bobs

Welcome to Bits & Bobs – a cluttered drawer of thoughts, images, and odd reflections.Here, you’ll find unfinished ideas, passing shadows, unexpected connections. Nothing polished, nothing permanent. Just pieces of me – gathered on the way.
Take a look. Or don’t. I won’t mind. 😉

  • A man in black bends down with a camera to photograph a vandalized traffic sign on a pedestrian alley, surrounded by traffic cones.
    Let it be
    During a street photography workshop in Dublin with Rammy Narula, Greg Marsden (Rammy’s assistant) gave Gerard O’Neil and me a little challenge: take an interesting photo of this group of traffic cones and the damaged, graffitied sign. So I circled around, trying to frame something unusual, hoping someone dressed in red or black would walk… Continue reading Let it be
  • Abstract composition of shadows and architectural elements creating strong diagonal lines and contrasting textures.
    The Maybe Spots
    In the city, I keep a mental list of places that hold potential — I call them “Maybe Spots“. They’re places I once passed by, where something almost happened, but didn’t: the light was off, there weren’t enough people, or the elements didn’t fall into place. It’s like the planets refused to align that day.… Continue reading The Maybe Spots
  • A little girl on the shoulders of her father. Other people passing by and looking in different directions.
    Photographing What I See (and Sometimes What I Don’t)
    I don’t stage anything.I walk, I look, sometimes I wait. And when something strikes me, I press the shutter.Not always for a clear reason.Often because it moves me — or simply because I’m curious to see what it will look like as a photograph. The image above was taken shortly before Father’s Day.What I noticed… Continue reading Photographing What I See (and Sometimes What I Don’t)