26 August 2010

Connor's 6th Birthday Party Invitation

So much to post here having had such a wonderful summer. A go-cart and Irish road trip to come soon.
In the mean time, here is Connor's invitation to his 6th birthday party. Hope you like it.

Readying prints and dvd's for all the Irish relatives at the moment before a wedding this weekend, end of August.
Back soon. I promise.
Paul.

18 June 2010

Screening at Slideluck Potshow London II

Good morning

Just a quick heads up that my work is to feature on the big screen at SLPS London II tomorrow, Saturday 19th June. Should be a good night.

I'll be making my delicious orange cake and Brooklyn Brewery will supply the beer (it's good stuff).

If you can come, please RSVP at http://slideluckpotshow.ning.com/events/slps-london-ii

Cheers,
Paul Treacy

Portfolio: http://paultreacy.com
Blog: http://photohumourist.com
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13 June 2010

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Little Ota.
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Dulwich Park today after ice cream and banana trike.
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12 June 2010

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Tardis.
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28 May 2010

Mourning a Dead Fox

Recently Connor and I came across a dead fox at the end of our road. We see lots of foxes around here. Several a week, in fact. It's very exciting. They are such beautiful creatures. Whether you think of them as pests or not, they are still very beautiful.

This one was not hit by a car so may have died of illness or old age. It's coat had been in lovely condition.

Connor needed to linger for quite some time. He was very quiet for a while then started asking lots of questions such as whether or not this particular fox would ever live again.

I wouldn't say he was upset, necessarily, rather he was a little sad but mostly curious and thoughtful. It was an interesting experience.

I don't think I'll ever forget this brief encounter we had with the unfortunate creature. Connor might but I won't.


Back soon.