Delighted to show my Planet Glasnevin image at Prospect Square in Dublin (beside the Gravediggers bar), this image was  displayed at my recent "People of Glasnevin" exhibition in Experience Glasnevin. Thanks again to Alfreda for her help 

​BoB x

From my recent exhibition "People of Glasnevin" in the beautiful surroundings of Experience Glasnevin, I have done a limited edition print from my little planet series which is shot using a drone and blending the images together.
The colour print is from directly over our Lady of Dolours (the pyramid church) in Glasnevin giving the view of the area spanning out to the city and beyond in the summer sun.
The black and white image looks down on the tomb of Daniel O'Connell in Glasnevin cemetery taking in the 140 acres of this amazing silent city.
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These are 12x18 size prints with a 2 inch border

Print mounted and framed is €160
Prints €60

Post and packaging extra 

 This project is a social documentary on a part of Dublin which is known more for having the cemetery and botanical gardens but we decided to get to know the people behind the doors..the people who call this home. Along with those living here..it was fitting to add the people who make up part of the community working in the area. 

 Over a 6 month time frame we were contacted by people to get involved..allowing us into their homes and jobs to have a cup of coffee and capture a moment in the time line of this area. From living rooms to kitchens, front doors, barbers, shops, craft shops and prisons.

 This was something to print and put on a wall for the audience to interact with it directly rather than on a screen but in a frame. 

 We can live in a community and not even know who lives at the end of our street and that's what this piece was about..to give an insight into those people..everyone involved will have not only the connection of living in this area but being involved in this exhibition which will last forever. 

 To be able to photograph my parents at their door was a special addition especially loosing my father recently. I'd like to dedicate this to my dad and to the late great Gary Shanley. 

I'm delighted to be able to join a walking tour of the cemetery to give some tips and ideas on how to capture this stunning area while the exhibition was showing during September.

Thank you so so much to all who made an effort to come to the show!

Thanks to Dublin County Council Glasnevin Cabra
prospect ACA
Dublin cemetery trust
Experience Glasnevin museum
The Tower cafe
my family and the friends..I can't thank the amazing Afreda enough who has been a driving force behind this project.

BoB x