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- Welcome to my photo Blog! this is a mish mash of Lo-Fi and Hi-Fi [without sound] photography. Some on going projects, general topics related to gear, processes, other photographers, various locations, ah the list goes on & on. Anyway I hope you can take something positive from this photography Blog. I am Based in Galway Ireland. Shooting Hi-Fi and Lo-Fi cameras. Specialising in primarily Landscape, Seascape, Fine Art, Architecture Photography and a bit of street stuff thrown in here and there, something for everyone ! All material on this site where otherwise stated is copyright © 2011 Alan Lambe Galway Ireland. All rights reserved.
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