Dublin Street Photography Workshop

Dublin Street Photography Workshop

As part of the Dublin Street Photography Festival I took part in a day long workshop led by two of Ireland's greatest street photographers, Des Byrne and Paul Murray.

What an amazing opportunity to learn and grow. Not very long ago I used to look at the work of photographers I admired, and I struggled to even comprehend how they created the shots. Today as I consume more and more learning from workshops, books, and YouTube I am slowly beginning to join the dots and more and more I am admiring photographers as fellow artists rather than lofty wizards. Saying that, I don't have to look far (i.e. Des and Paul) to find even greater wizards to aspire to.

Date Taken
7th March 2026

Camera
OM-D E-M5 Mark III (Micro Four Thirds (MFT))

Settings
4 - 150mm Lens

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