Exploring the rewards of pushing boundaries in street photography, featuring personal anecdotes and magazine highlights. Guest Des Byrne's journey leading a vibrant photography community in Dublin is also showcased.
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Grafton Street Dublin Des Byrne
Recently, it was our pleasure to speak with Des Byrne, a talented Irish street photographer who picked up photography later in life and ran with it. When Des discovered his talent for shooting the streets, he noticed that an awareness of street photography in Ireland was lacking and decided to take action. Des began giving presentations on street photography at a number of camera clubs and even founded the Irish Street Photography Group. He organizes photowalks and exhibits and even hosts a really cool AirBNB experience called “From the Hip” in Dublin.
With all of that experience, we were excited to speak with Des about how he does it. Some of the things we asked Des were: What goes into organizing a street photography group? How do you set up exhibits and workshops? What do you speak about at camera clubs?
Join us to learn more about the art of bringing street photographers together through collectives, groups, workshops and clubs by clicking on the audio player at the top of the page.
