Kilted Irishman, Part 2

[denmcdough]

My photo session was one week ago this evening, March 16, right before St. Patrick's Day. My friend's daughter posted a few pics at that time, but here are some additional ones:

http://stardust-photography.com/blog/an-irishman/

[Lime]

Very Nice; have you thought about getting in touch with Ireland's tourism board and offering your services?

[Lime]

P.S. I've just noticed Fang's bowtie - fantastic!

[CMcG]

Den, those pics are amazing! Truly fine photography

I particularly like how you have paired a solid green kilt with a tartan tie in one of the outfits. Everything is just so, from the fit and finish, to the use of shamrock and harp on your accessories.

Erin go bragh!

[cdarwin]

Very nice photography and very well turned out subject.

[xman]

I particularly like how you have paired a solid green kilt with a tartan tie in one of the outfits.

I absolutely agree. One of the reasons I like wearing my tweed kilt is that I can get away with more patterns elsewhere in my ensemble. Nicely done.

[denmcdough]

Very Nice; have you thought about getting in touch with Ireland's tourism board and offering your services?

Hmm, I never thought of that. Maybe I SHOULD contact the tourism board, eh?

[Panache]

Some fine pictures you have presented us, well done.

And I must say that is a fine looking dog to boot!

Cheers

Jamie

[seanachie]

Hmm, I never thought of that. Maybe I SHOULD contact the tourism board, eh?

Well Den take a look here http://www.thegatheringireland.com/ There is a big push for this to be a success. I know there are more than a few cynics, but when you know people who have been sincerely impacted by the financial down turn and seeing the official news that Ireland slipped back into recession I hope for the best. For me, to long from Galway and Connemara is bad for the soul.

[Anvil of Crom]

You look very sharp indeed and as an avid photographer myself, I really enjoyed the pictures.