For this year’s Harold’s Cross Festival I will be leading a photowalk along the canal, meeting at Harold’s Cross Bridge at 11am on Sunday 12th May (weekend before the Festival). In keeping with this year’s theme we will be focusing specially on the local wildlife. All ages and levels are welcome, you can use your phone if you don’t have a camera! Looking forward to meeting you on the 12th! If you have any questions you can email me at esthermolinephotograph@gmail.com

I’m delighted and feel honored that this image I took in Dublin in 2022 has been selected to be exhibited at the Dublin Street Photography Festival, at a special exhibition to showcase Irish street photography, as part of an international event that will include not only exhibitions but workshops, lectures, photowalks… The Festival will be on from the 3rd to the 6th of May at Charlemont Square (Dublin 2). So much looking forward to attending this great event, hope to see you there!

I am delighted to have participated in the SumGood Art Auction with a framed print of my photograph ‘Portobello reflections’, which was exhibited on Wednesday April 3rd (at the Copper House Gallery (5.30-7.30pm) with many other artworks by other artists based in Ireland. The auction took place there at 7pm on Thursday April 4th and I was very happy my work went for a good price (full proceeds donated to the charity). You can see the results of the auction here (my lot is number 30).
The aim was to raise funds towards SumGood’s programme ‘The KickStart Kitchen’, which offers free chef training and workplace support to help those currently facing a barrier to employment, and to create new job opportunities that may not have previously existed while helping Irish restaurants and hotels with their current recruitment struggles.

I’m very excited to be participating in Scoop’s Art Auction 2022 with the donation of three of my photographs. For the first time after two years there will be a one-day live in-person auction from 2pm on Sunday the 24th of April, at the Iveagh Garden Hotel (Harcourt St, Dublin 2). For this auction I have donated a framed limited edition print of my work ‘Vision’. There will also be a live virtual auction at 7pm on Thursday the 28th of April, for which I have donated two prints of my works ‘Rain reflections’ and ‘Topsy Turvy’.

Both auctions will be raising funds to support young Internally Displaced People living in camps in Iraq and refugees in Direct Provision in Ireland through educational programmes. The proceeds will also go towards funding Scoop’s Ukrainian Emergency Fund, Ukrainian Children’s Fund, and also their Artist Residency Programme.

You can see all the artwork by the artists participating through Invaluable.com. Here’s more information and links for bidding on my pieces:
– Live Auction (24th April 2pm). Lot 2. ‘Vision’. Framed limited edition (1/3), printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 305gsm archival paper.
– Virtual auction (28th April 7pm). Lots 25 & 26: ‘Topsy Turvy’ & ‘Rain reflections’. (Crystal Archive laser Photographic prints)

I’m very excited to be participating in Scoop’s Contemporary Art Auction 2021 with the donation of five framed pieces of these photographs. This online auction, streamed from the Copper House Gallery from the 23rd to the 26th of April, will be raising funds to provide young Internally Displaced People living in camps in Iraq and refugees in Direct Provision in Ireland with educational programmes.
You can see all the artwork by the artists participating through Invaluable.com. Here’s more information and links for bidding on my five pieces:
– Day 1 (23rd April 7pm). Lot 4. A pair from my ‘Dublin Dreams’ series: ‘Grand Canal Dreams’ / ‘Bray seaside mystery’
– Day 2 (24th April 2pm). Lot 4: ‘Window to the sky’
– Day 2 (24th April 2pm). Lot 112. A pair from my ‘Dublin Dreams’ series: ‘Grand Canal Reflections’ / ‘Chatham Street’

I’m delighted to have been featured on Women In Street on Instagram. Check it out here!

I am delighted to have some of my early work featured in ‘Lights on the Horizon’, a wonderful book of poems, short stories and photographs by Irish writers and photographers which will be available in bookshops from the 28th of November. All proceeds will go to HSE and NHS frontline workers.

I’m very happy to be supporting a very special charity art auction this year with the donation of two of my framed pieces to the Scoop Art Auction 2020.
Scoop supports children and young people out of poverty in Ireland and internationally and is supporting the current health emergency creating and delivering PPE supplies nationally to children and families in Direct Provision, to older people and frontline staff in Nursing Homes and Dublin hospitals. The auction will take place online on the 23rd and 24th of May. You can check out all the wonderful artwork here and if you want to bid on my pieces, here are the links: Harcourt Street / Grove Road.

Hope you enjoy this slideshow of photographs I’ve taken of my local area in Dublin, Harold’s Cross. I’ve compiled it specially for the Harold’s Cross Festival, which is celebrating with many online activities this year, check it out!

I’m delighted to be taking part in the SCOOP Art Auction 2019. The event launches on Wednesday 23rd of April at the Copper House Gallery at 6pm. Sales of the donated artwork at the auction on Sunday April 28th (Iveagh Garden Hotel, 2pm) will go towards the building of a maternity clinic in Syria.