In and around Dublin, with a camera in my bag. Always. And an unhealthy propensity for easy cynicism. Always.
Now that I have a camera that can do colour, I thought that I’d attempt to shoot Liverpool in all its colourful glory. This is a declaration of love for the place. Liverpool is its people. Full of colour, of chat, of humour, of self-derision and warmth. This short break reignited the flame that was born when I lived there for the 1991-1992 academic year. The place has changed, and not at all. There is still the same mix of the former glory and present day glorious. The run down and the reinvented. The red brick and the Reds. The accent, oh the accent. And the humour.
Liverpool, it was great to back. Even with a sometimes moody, would-be roadman teenager in tow. In his own words, it was G, like. It doesn’t get much better than tat.
The Everton Library (in much better shape than its football club) .The Barbie Effect pt 3When Two Wongs Make a Right (Colourful Jersey) Dad and Grandpa and Rocking Them Both CavernousAttempted Fellatio on John Lennon’s Statue (we intervened just in time)His Royal Highness Bean the FirstSouvenirs, SouvenirsBin ThereChips Loaded with Attitude Maman les P’tits Bateaux (spoiler alert: oui, ils ont des jambes…) Not a Modern Art FanThe Race is On! Frolicking in the PoolTaking the Kids to the Pool The Barbie Effect – the EndFace Off Fish and Chip .WelcomeClearing… Clearing… Cleared!Refreshment.Contemplating Entering John Lennon (Airport)The Glamorous Ryanair Flight Attendant – THE END
And I spy with my little eye a TT in no. 6
Great photos. And the sun is shining.