Fragments:

A cursory view around Stormont

1998

1.1

New – Covid-19 Restrictions in N. Ireland.

On the 19th of September, this film was recorded during a photoshoot in Belfast’s Botanic Gardens, of the Ferris Wheel installed there for a time before the summer ended for us all.

End of Summer song, by Kevin Doherty

End of Summer song.

My Guitar sessions 2020.

At Sunset, in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter.

Derry / Londonderry Images

Derry/Londonderry

Recently I have resumed a project containing travel photos, using manual settings again on my camera.

Around – Grove Playing Fields

Walking trip, towards Grove Playing Fields, North Belfast.

Near-Typical Scenes: Westland Road area.

Photo’s, from a journey on-foot through the Park and Westland Road area.

Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, in the rain.

Belfast’s Titanic Quarter in the rain – post Covid-19.

Pond Life – Post Covid-19 – Narrated Nature

Narrated scenes of Nature.

Post Covid-19, narrative work; Around Belfast Harbour Estate.

Post Covid-19 lockdown, narrative work; Around Belfast Harbour Estate.

Naturally-Urban, Narrative Construct; Post Covid-19

Local environments following lockdown #2.

#Belief

On exhibit is work from the Photographic Project: ‘The Peace-Time Work’

@belfastphotofactory #instagram

#Trust

#Trust

This is part of my #takeover @belfastphotofactory on #Instagram

#Fear

#Fear, images 9+10
of: The Peace-Time Work
from; @BelfastPhotoFactory #Takeover 2020.

#Reality

On exhibit is work from the Photographic Project: ‘The Peace-Time Work’

@Belfastphotofactory #instagram #Takeover

#Perception

‘The Peace-Time Work’

Hello everyone!
This is @kevindoherty1981
I will be taking over @belfastphotofactory IG from
16th.April.2020 – 22nd.April.2020.

#Security

I will be taking over @belfastphotofactory Instagram account from today, for one week!

@BelfastPhotoFactory – Instagram Takeover, inspiration: ‘The Peace-Time Work’.

Belfast Photo Factory – Instagram Takeover, inspiration: Peace wall Art, Belfast, UK, 2020.

Beyond Dialogue & Silence, towards a limitless future.

My work has never been political, but rather, at best i have used activism in a visual photographically sensitive way. A way to create dialogue and openness through the medium of photography. ‘Beyond Dialogue and Silence; towards a limitless future’, is my latest project.

Italian image – installation.

Italian image – installation 2020.

“Merging City Scapes, with Aesthetic Judgement, in a cyclical response”

Italy.

BELFAST. VENICE. BELFAST!

Short-#Film alert.

“Merging City Scapes, with Aesthetic Judgement, in a cyclical response”

#BELFAST #VENICE #BELFAST!

#Solidarity #Love.

Stormont Estate – Photo-installation.

‘5 x Responses to the Natural Environment’ – A small response to Place and time, at Lagan Meadows.

5 x Responses to the Natural Environment.

Belleek Pottery, Northern Ireland.

Parliament Buildings + CS Lewis Square, Belfast.

East Belfast.

Lagan

Carrickfergus

A study in Throne Wood.

A Mindful Study in Throne Wood.

An exercise in Being-Mindful; near a wild wood.

Images from this evening of a wild wood. Picturing the trees, including the wonderful colour of leaves.

Within the present moment.

Non-stop Urban Picture Tour, of Belfast.

Historically-focused, bus tour of Belfast, UK.

Walk towards Sailortown.

An Autumnal Study, at Stormont Estate.

A Photographic Study, at Stormont Estate.

Belfast Environs.

Outside Cliftonville Football & Athletic Club.

Cliftonville Football Club, Grounds.

Study no.24

‘Study no.24’ was a photographic journey around a local Park – today.

‘Queens’

Queen’s University Belfast.

#Environs

Belfast-mela 2019!

One of the brightest and finest cultural days in Belfast. #belfastmela 2019.

A ‘natural’ disposition #appendix 2.

A ‘natural’ disposition.

‘Natural’ disposition.

A 'natural' disposition.

A ‘natural’ disposition.

Belfast Pride 2019.

Saint Patrick’s (R.C.) Cathedral, Armagh, Northern Ireland.

This is Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, situated in Armagh in Northern Ireland, this is one of the most impressive building’s in Ireland.

Titanic Quarter – Belfast.

Scenes from Helen’s Bay.

Still Life (Orange with Leaves).

Seems to me that the dream of unity in #Ireland has disappeared with #Brexit. And as a broad-nationalist in the North i/we have had and continue to be unrepresented. I wonder what politics can spring for my people again? Not represented by the #DUP or #Sinnfein etc….

Belfast Castle gardens (Seven photo’s).

Belfast Castle gardens.

Today at The Stormont Estate.

Belfast 30/3/2019.

Around Belfast 30th March 2019.

Documenting the settings of the Northern Ireland Troubles, which began 50 years ago this year (14th August 1969).

The Shankill Road, Belfast.

Around the Shankill Road area of Belfast on Saint Patrick’s Day 2019.

Along a Belfast Peace Wall.

Documenting the settings of the Northern Ireland Troubles, which began 50 years ago this year (14th August 1969).

Beyond Dialogue and Silence; towards a limitless future.

300 soldiers of the Prince of Wales Regiment appeared on the
streets of Derry at 5.00pm on 14 August 1969.

Beyond Dialogue and Silence; towards a limitless future.

John Gallagher, 14th August 1969.

John Gallagher, 14th August 1969.
Orchard.
Contemplative Garden sign.
Saint Patrick’s Cross.
Franciscan Friary Ruins.
Trees and Sky.
Bridge/Steps.
Palace.
Gardens.
Scultpure.
Rebuilding with a man.
Edward Street sign.
Cathedral detail.
Saint Patrick’s Statue.
Steps to St Patrick’s Cathedral.
Twelve Disciples.
Old Cathedral Doors.
Steps at St Patrick’s.
Crosses on Gates.
House Chimneys and Cathedral.

Documenting the Civilian settings of the Northern Ireland Troubles, which began 50 years ago this year (14th August 1969). Gallery 2. Armagh 2019. On the 14th of August 1969, the British Army were first deployed on the streets of Northern Ireland. John Gallagher was the first official victim of the Troubles, shot and killed by… Continue reading Beyond Dialogue and Silence; towards a limitless future.