I took Otto’s online workshop in 2016 while I was in Courtmacsherry, Ireland. I appreciated his detailed and thoughtful feedback. And I enjoyed this blog post he wrote about my documentary on life in a Irish village. Check it out!





It’s time to present another of the participant’s work from last year’s online workshop. Pat Callahan made a classical, visual documentary story for his personal photo project when participating in the online workshop «Finding Your Photographic Voice» last year. And he did it with conviction and through a entrancing narration. In his portrayal of the Irish village Courtmacsherry, Pat captures the daily life of its villagers, whether kids and youngsters having fun in the harbour, a quiet moment of in the local pub, a burial or the bliss of a wedding.
The strength of Pat’s visual portrayal of Courtmacsherry is his well-developed talent both to perceive good composition and finding those smaller or bigger moments that bring the story together. He is a master of the decisive moment as articulated by Henri Cartier-Bresson. His eye is sharp and his technical skills foster the stories each of the photos tells so…
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Kudos to you and Otto! Excellent work. very expressive.
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Thanks Allan! Yes, Otto is an excellent instructor!
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Great work!
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Lisah, thank you very much!
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I saw this on Otto’s blog. Terrific, Pat! That workshop must have been fun.
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Thank you Jane! Yes, the workshop was a lot of fun and productive.
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I love the pictures, also it sounds like a great workshop.
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Thank you Lynn! Yes, I would highly recommend Otto’s workshop!
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