Lockdown Lookback: The IT Men in Greystones, Co.Wicklow

Hello there. Sunday would often be a day for Dubliners to head out to Greystones, Co. Wicklow. No chance of that today, even though the weather is lovely.
In lieu of that, here's a virtual visit from over three years ago.
Enjoy and Happy Easter (if you do mark it).
All the best,
Ronan

[@malcolmdouglas5476]

Refresing and entertaining viewing. Very enjoyable.

[@pattabhiramiyer3545]

Wow ❤️

[@Alpinewild444]

this makes me so sad, will life ever be this way again? free? but still lovely video as always.

[@liamgarvey33]

Life will be the same again and better. Humanity simply must wake up to the manipulation, and speak as one, and say no more. We are the very many and they are the very few. The may have Government, the MSM, big tech, big Pharma and print media pushing their poison 24/7, but if we open our eyes we can return to a better normal.

[@Alpinewild444]

@@liamgarvey33 thanks for the positive words Liam, going to keep them in my heart, things will get better, have to believe that. God Bless.

[@liamgarvey33]

@@Alpinewild444 You are very welcome, and as a fellow photographer, here's to many more days of fantastic light and wonderful photographs in a free and open world. The tide is ebbing now, but it will soon alter direction, and when it does, there will be a tsunami of good people to wash away this evil forever.

[@Alpinewild444]

@@liamgarvey33 that’s a lovely way to think, i’m afraid i’ve become a bit discouraged, however not given up hope🌸 ...it’s been a pleasure hearing your wise words. Do you have your photos on social media? Instagram?

[@liamgarvey33]

@@Alpinewild444 No, I don't publish my work anywhere. Odd thing to say I know, however, an unfortunate event caused me to change course on my photography after a break-in years ago, where thousands of images I had built up were destroyed. They were mistaken for valuables. Many were Kodachrome 35's and large/medium format positives/negs. I decided to keep my new work private, only printing for specific people. After I throw off this mortal coil, I will make my work freely available to everybody. I shoot 8x10 5X4 6X17 6X7 6X6 and of course lots of large sensor digital. Although social media definitely has its place, the personal touch appeals far more to me now. I haven't had the time to take my work on the road, but I am seriously reconsidering this as a result of the tyranny that we are all currently under. It's more important now than ever before, that we meet each other in the open air, without masks nor fear of life itself.