Oisín MacMathúna Portfolio

Photography is an art form that can be done in many different ways and I love explore the fun that can be had with composition, colour and shutter speed.

Some of these were done years ago for fun, some were done as part of my college module, while others were done with the TUD Photo Society, in which I am the Health & Safety Officer.

The following photos were taken on a variety of devices such as a Nikon, a Canon, a Fujifilm, a KODAK and even an iPod.

Take a look.

STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

EXPIRMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY

MODELING

I don’t like doing it, but I am good at it.

STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY

EVENTS

CZECH SOCIETY: INTERNATIONAL STUDENT’S DAY

Event organised by the Czech Society with appears from H.E. Pavel Vošalík, Louis Telemachou, Viera Motešická and the TUD Debating Society. This was my first time using a 35mm Kodak camera, and I choose it due to the event being about the history and the culture of Czechia to give a vintage feeling. During the debates, I would try to be as stealthy as possible to give the feeling of documentation while also doing standards photos of the ambassadors and student body behind the event. While here, I got some advice from TUD lecturer Tim Kovar who teaches photography.

FILM SOCIETY MIXER

Wasn’t asked to do this but I brought a camera long to this event and it was a lot of fun. The 35mm film was used as it is also a popular format in cinema.

In preparation and to promote the DUFF (Dublin University Film Festival), this event was a mixer between film societies in TUD, UCD, DCU, Maynooth, and Trinity in order to make connections and unity between fellow cinephiles. The event was even highlighted on the TUD Film Society Instagram.

LIMINALITY EXHIBITION