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A wonderful story from the Humans of Dublin page.
This year there were over 13,000 entries to the competition.
The photo, entitled ‘Dirt’, was shot by James Smart in Colorado last spring.
Explore the latest work of photographer Donal Moloney.
‘Surely there had to be some very interesting characters attending,’ I thought. I was not disappointed.”
“Seen from the edge of an open aircraft door, the city below looks breathtaking.”
He’s in Seoul, she’s in New York – but this helps them share their lives apart.
He’s in Seoul, she’s in New York – but this helps them share their lives apart.
From China to Alaska and Switzerland to Myanmar.
You still have a chance to enter.
These 10 images won the Wiki Loves Monuments competition.
Another selection of stunning images.
Here’s the best of the best (Ireland edition) from last night’s Huawei Snapys awards.
Check out the beautiful Arctic Fox.
The impact photography had on Ireland’s social, political and cultural past is examined in a new series.
Europe’s oldest horse festival is held in October each year in Galway.
Hooray for beaches, cliffs and castles.
Take a look around Hazaribagh in Dhaka.
He has since taken it offline.
All the action from a different angle.
And give a fascinating insight into our religious history.
Some of our favourites so far.
Here’s who TheJournal.ie readers voted for.
But is it the result of climate change or old age?
Nathan Benn spent years trawling through his hundreds of thousands of archived film.
They are reported to be staying in a former police barracks in Berlin.
People were excited about it.
And it wants your images.
She got her hands on a Canon EOS 750D DSLR – now see what she did with it.
The images weren’t easy to create.
He spoke to us about the image.
Not your ordinary holiday snaps.
We had a chat to Dervilla, Anna and Linda about their work.