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Psychotherapy in Dublin
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Psychotherapy in Dublin is a photoblog with psych-commentary. Images, predominantly of Dublin are accompanied by psychoanalytic (Jungian and Freudian) observations and references to philosophy and literature. Designed to be thought-provoking, the images may be used as a resource.
- Author: Coinneach Shanks
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Recent Posts
Otherworld Sunset
The immortal sun descends nightly to the kingdom of the dead ... his throne is like the fiery flame and his wheels as burning fire. Not at all original but at least the combination is mine. The latter is from the Aramaic Zohar and the first is from ...
Red Dog Hello
The dog looks like it's saying "Hello!" Blackrock Shopping Centre is a place I return to regularly although some of it's charms have disappeared over the years. Not this one though. I appreciate the fact that children still like to go on these rides...
Bollard Art
This is on Mespil Road, just round the corner from the Guinness Gallery. That's why I granted the ordinary street object the status of art. I passed a lot of cafe tables that day, all with small droplets of rain - and they did look pretty. But someh...
Picnic Sight
This a very spectacular scene on the Mull of Galloway. It's in a very small spot called Port Logan, where there is a small Inn with a good range of lunchtime food. Not the time of year for picnic tables though. I can imagine it in the sun - wouldn't ...
Eats and leaves
Just by Eddie Rockets in Baggot Street, a large pile of leaves had gathered. I decided I would get down to their level and I did get some dramatic shots with a wide angle lens. This shot however was the one I picked. There are people in the shot - ev...
Men with Bags
Clearly there is some significance to the number of images containing three men. Perhaps it's the three amigos series? What I liked were the bags and the coats. The longish coats and general disposition seemed to conjure up a previous time. But of c...
