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Dim the Lights, the Show must Start

by Barry Delaney

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Flexible, high-gloss laminated cover
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About the Book
For 6 years I blagged my way, obsessively, into the most entertaining and liveliest shows around Dublin - along with the odd trip, beyond the Pale. From my humble beginnings at the Noggin Inn, Dun Laoghaire to the dizzy height's of Glastonbury - starting out with Iggy Pop, finishing up with the Rolling Stones - this is my take for what passes as entertainment in Ireland, during strange times. From punk to Hip Hop, with a dash of fashion and a bit of dance. A big shout to those dedicated fans - without whose obsession and fervour, it all just simply wouldn't work - all put together in the DIY attitude of punk , by yours truly.
Barry Delaney aka thebaz Dublin 2014
Author website
http://www.barrydelaney.ie/
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Entertainment
  • Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
    # of Pages: 110
  • Publish Date: Jun 21, 2018
  • Language English
  • Keywords punk, Dublin, Ireland, fashion
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About the Creator
thebaz
Barry Delaney
Dublin, Ireland

Irish Social Documentary photographer, focusing on the Dublin and Dun Laoghaire urban landscapes. Influences: Punk D.I.Y. attitude; Robert Frank; Fergus Bourke; Tony O'Shea; Dorethea Lange; Patti Smith; Martin Scorsese; The Clash; Jack Kerouac; Billie Holiday ... History: Inspired by the colour of Punk, left the grey Dublin of the 80s, to travel the world and fell in love with film photography. Returned to Dublin in the 90's and after the purchase of an Olympus camera in 2005, the obsession re-commenced. Since summer 2006 has been charting the daily lives of Dubliners of all different types, in their home environment, from Inner city Dublin to Dun Laoghaire. Capturing unique people doing what they do, in their natural state, whether that is happy, sad ,laughing, having fun ,mischievous or just survival . Making the ordinary look special, and exhibiting something thats real, alive and different - thats the aim - displaying the unspeakable.

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