We were playing with Tri-X at the time and learning all the combinations of developers and so this became my print neg for the darkroom assignments.
The course director suggested I send it to the New York Times Magazine for their “WHAT THEY WERE THINKING” picture column. Unfortunately it didn’t get used but I kept my eye on the column and was eventually featured in 2001. It was a brilliant column and a great venue for street photography.
Paul Treacy is a husband, father, photographer, humourist. Born in Dublin in ’69, he began working as a professional photographer in ’92. Trained in graphic design, creative writing and photography, he attended the Photojournalism Program at the International Centre of Photography in New York ’99 – ’00. Paul was awarded a bravery medal from the Irish Government in 1991. He is now living in London and looking for opportunities.
Photographer since 1992, EPUK member since 2008.
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