I haven't posted anything on this site for quite some time, but I do hope to get back to it some time in the near future, as soon as I finish my damn thesis.
Slan go Fóil!!
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Hello John,
I have been reading your Blogging A Dead Horse blog a few times recently and I like it, you have very funny and specific Irish type of humor. As a foreigner who has been leaving in Dublin for last 10 years I enjoy it a lot.
I am a photographer, based here in Dublin, specializing in black and white Irish landscapes – you can see my portfolio at: www.PhilPankov.com
I was wondering if you would like to use any of my images to illustrate your blog – both Daragh from www.dublinblog.ie and Michael and Kevin from http://disillusionedlefty.blogspot.com used my images as headings on their Irish blogs. If you are interested in using my images, please let me know which ones and I will email you high-resolution files, free of charge of course. My only request would be for you to add and maintain a link to my site – I am sure your visitors would be interested in seeing modern Ireland in ‘classic black and white’ format.
Alternatively, if you are interested, maybe you would like to exchange the links between our sites? Please let me know what description you would like and I will add your blog to my links page. I would like to have for my visitors more links to blogs of Irish interest.
Regards,
Philip Pankov
Black and White Photographs of Ireland
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