Very quick Saturday update – I hope you’re enjoying the bank holiday weekend. I’m writing this post from Dublin Airport, as I’m about to hop on a flight to New York, where I’ll be for a couple of days. I’m incredibly excited, as I’ll be trying out this epic chai
I love magazines: working on them, reading them, learning about how they’re made. Whether they’re chunky glossies or hip, heavy stock indies, I have stacks and stacks around the house (something Ben is very sound about). I’m working on a post of my favourite mag storage i
I had been shooting for four days straight by the time Ben landed in Bilbao airport. So it should come as no surprise that the holiday part of my wonderful trip to the Basque Country was snapped though the lens of my iPhone!
It’s a really important week here in Ireland, as we vote on something that shouldn’t really require a vote – equality for all our citizens. There has been so much incredible writing in recent days – this piece by Una, and this piece, about how marriage has changed and changed a
Hola from Vitoria-Gasteiz, the pretty, historic capital of the Basque Country. It’s been a whirlwind non-stop couple of days, during which I’ve seen, tasted, learned – and photographed! – so much. If you’d like, click through for some quick phone snaps from the l
A few shots from a barbecue-themed food shoot for the Garden Heaven 2015 annual. The piece that accompanies these shots features great tips on easy-to-grow herbs, edible flowers and mouth-watering recipes – like these roasted stuffed figs with Parma ham, above. Above, a herb basting brush, an
In my circle of friends, I’m most definitely known as the nerdy one. This goes way, way back. Back to calculator rulers, Gameboys, mp3 watches, and teeny tiny phones. May always reminds me of my love of tech – in college, it’s around this time I’d use my saved waitressing ti
Hola! How was your weekend? Did the completely confused weather hit you too? My Saturday was spent working, and – drumroll, please – updating the design of the blog.
Thursday are for throwing back, so it’s time for another instalment of When We Were Young, a new series that looks at what bloggers were like in their childhood. This week it’s wonderful, talented, warm and lovely Ajda, who was living in Dublin but is now food styling it up in Amste