• train in donabate train station
    "Photography has just two controls:
    Where you stand and when you press the button."
    -David Hurn, Magnum-
  • Snowing day
    "Great photography is about depth of feeling,
    -Peter Adams-
    not depth of field."
  • people crossing the street
    "Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others."
    -Jonathan Swift-
  • two little girls playing in the wood
    "The best camera is the one you have with you."
    -Chase Jarvis-
  • horses on the sunny morning beach
    "Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst."
    -Henri Cartier-Bresson-
  • seal on the beach
    "Don't shoot what it looks like.
    Shoot what it feels like."
    -David Alan Harvey-
  • grannies having a chat while knitting
    "You don't take a photograph, you make it."
    -Ansel Adams-
  • teenagers at a theme park in ireland
    "Which of my photographs is my favourite?
    The one I'm going to take tomorow."
    -Imogen Cunningham-
  • merry go round in action in ireland
    "If your photographs aren't good enough
    you're not close enough.”
    -Robert Capa-
  • merry go round in action at a theme park in ireland
    "I never have taken a picture I've intended.
    They're always better or worse."
    -Diane Arbus-

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Latest News from TTL

1 Jan 2021

Covid-19 Update

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We will postpone any photo club meets for the near future until matters improve and the golf club can relax their adherence to the present guidelines. We’ll keep in contact with everyone thru’... Read More

1 Dec 2020

National Library of Ireland

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The National Library of Ireland maintains a huge collection of over five million photographs. Why not take a virtual browse around their photo archive? Sixteen of the most popular images were featured recently... Read More

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