April in Enniskillen

Pardon the radio silence over the past month, but I am currently living and working in an area devoid of phone signal and internet capabilities.  Not that this is a bad thing, it means that my fishing and table tennis skills are improving steadily, but it means that I am falling behind in blog updates and current affairs (I will have recommit to buying newspapers).  Although I have been photographing daily for work (and pleasure) there are not too many that I can release, but I will make an effort to post more often.  I'll be in Enniskillen for another month so I should really bring my medium format cameras to the country and spend the evenings and weekends by the loughs.

The news in short: I am currently working on a period drama (oil lamps are better than candles, fact).  Offshore has been submitted to the Belfast Photo Festival.  I am very excited about my copy of Selgado's Genesis arriving (I wish I had a spare £2000 for the 'sumo' edition).


More coming soon, but here are a few images to keep this space ticking over.

-PM

March: Then

When putting together the previous post on March 2013 I had a quick swim through my archive.  It was fun to revisit the previous projects that had grabbed me at this point in the year, over the years.  Here are a few images that jumped out at me.  If I get a moment I may set up the links to previous projects here or in the appropriate sections (failing that, just check out the archive on this blog or search for a keyword!).

March 2010

 

March 2011

March 2012

-PM

March: Now

Pardon the abandonment.
I have been applying for photo festivals, magazines and applying for/working on future projects (the cloud project is back on, just so you know).
I have visited both the Crumlin Road Goal and the Maze Prison as part of my continued work through props.
I have taken a gardening hiatus in Glenariffe and was subsequently snowed-in.
I also visited Berlin.
I have been to the cinema too.

Here are some images from the aforementioned antics:

-PM