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The Irish Photography Podcast

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  • Aurora Over Ireland: A Night to Remember
    Welcome to the Irish Photography Podcast! In this special episode, host Darren returns from a hiatus to discuss an extraordinary aurora event that lit up the skies of Ireland on May 10, 2024. Joined by seasoned photographers Bernard Geraghty, Ian from Irish Skies, and Anthony Lynch, they recount their experiences and the unforgettable spectacle that night. From detailed settings for capturing the perfect shot to the science behind the aurora, this episode is packed with valuable insights. The team also touches on the importance of accurate information and how to avoid the pitfalls of misleading forecasts. Additionally, Anthony Lynch shares his recent adventure to Texas for the Great North American Eclipse, offering a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of capturing such a rare event. Whether you're an avid photographer or simply fascinated by natural phenomena, this episode promises to be both informative and entertaining. Tune in for an engaging discussion filled with expert tips, personal anecdotes, and a touch of humour.
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  • BREAKING THE SILENCE
    A quick update on the status of the podcast, unedited, unscripted and raw I really appreciate all of your support to date, and now it's over to you 
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  • Fabian Wagner DOP of Sherlock, Game of Thrones, Justice League and more
    As I began my interview with Fabian Wagner DOP, he sits there totally relaxed and easygoing. Describing himself as just an ordinary guy, I quickly becomes clear that my conversation was going to be a very relaxed affair, without pretences and totally open to all questions I threw at him.   From starting out with his friends filming while still at school Fabian's passion for film seems embedded within and pushed him to learn his craft by attending Film College not only in Denmark but also in the UK.   Fabian explains how meeting many people throughout his career has helped him become the success he is now, additionally, it is all about luck and timing. From using cameras at weekends from a company he worked for making corporate videos he suddenly had equipment to use to make music videos and got his name around as someone who was good at his craft. Starting with 2nd unit on film sets, to getting roles with the BBC with various series, Life Spooks, Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes are some of his titles and even got the opportunity to work on the crown with his friend, which was a great moment.    It was then after working on Sherlock that he got his first Emmy Nomination, After receiving this Fabian says he didn’t know where it had come from and upon receiving the call at the time he didn’t realise how big of a career-changing moment it would end up being. He was just happy working and doing the job he loved. It was then that he was able to make a call to his mom and tell her the news, this made her extremely proud plus she was able to go to L.A. with her son for the Emmy event.  Joining Game Of Thrones in season 4 he worked with the show runners and many directors to produce some of the best cinematography which was recognised by earning him his second Emmy nomination. Fabian was responsible for the now infamous scene " Battle of the Bastards" and how he describes how this was put together it struck me that he is an incredibly down-to-earth guy. We discuss his approach to filming, his mindset, his blockbuster titles like Justice League and how he is now giving back to the community with his first steps cinematography initiative.    An incredible conversation overall which shows that it is possible for anyone to be successful once they have the passion and drive to succeed.   
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  • Ep 170 : Sarah Lyndsay : The Yellow Dress
    On this week's Episode Darren has a fascinating conversation with a lover of the colour yellow, a connoisseur of good coffee, an adventurer on road trips, and a devoted companion to an 11-year-old Whippet, Ollie, Sarah Lyndsay finds joy in life's simple pleasures. However, photography is where her true passion lies. It's not just her profession; it's her dream come true. With over 12 years of professional experience, photography has transformed her life in profound ways. In those early years, She dedicated every spare moment to learning and mastering the art, and has never looked back. She pursued formal education in Professional Photography, earning her diploma and embarking on a journey that has been equal parts bewildering, frustrating, and rewarding. Join us as we discuss all of this and more
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  • Irish Light Festival 2023 with Peter Gordon
    In this episode, Darren sits down to a chat with friend of the show and the mastermind behind the annual Irish Light Festival. A Celebration of all things Landscape photography in Ireland plus special guests, keynote speakers, workshops and amazing prizes to be won with the renowned contest. This year is shaping up to be another great festival, hear all about it here, who's coming this year what you could win and how you can enter 
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A place for photographers and like minded people to relax and geek out with some tips, tricks and debates in the photography world.
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