Paudies Photoblog

I know you’ve seen it already.
Watch it again.
It’s amazing.
The cinematography, the music, the poetry.
This is what I want to do.

The Dark Side of The Lens

A few mates finished building a mini ramp in time for a huge birthday party up the coast.
Happy Birthday Rich, it’s a bit late but no matter.

The last piece of ply went on just as the sun was setting so we had to resort to alternative light sources.

I guess Doolin point is a legitimate wave after all.

I’d forgotten about this session.

D-bomb Conway.

The petition is done with I think. But there’s still time to get a written objection in to Clare County Council referencing the Planning Number: 10/8006, best before 13th August. It’ll only cost you a stamp.

Planning Section,

Clare County Council,
New Road,
Ennis

One named Peter one named Paul … … and one named Pamela

So I had a go at trying to edit my own video for once.

Took a good twenty minutes to get this together, and it was only an eight second clip.
But it’s another step along the road towards an Oscar.

It’s Shane o’Connor again, a little unlucky this time, but it’s a nice wave so I thought I’d share.
Let me know if there’s any noticeable difference in Quality for you.
And what you think of the editing. A bit heavy handed with the contrast I reckon.

Shane O’Connor Part II from Paudie Scanlon on Vimeo.

Got to love the 7D.

Shane O’Connor once more.

Couldn’t have done better lighting if I tried I think.

Father Framed

Shane O’Connor in a nice little bazzer.
Editing courtesy of Garry Carroll at http://youtube.com/dryadssaddle

Shane O from Paudie Scanlon on Vimeo.

Damien Conway, fucking stylish. I love the trail on it.

The Redneck Manifesto, live photos from the gig where I took the video.

Liam Joyce.  The spray on this one is mad.