Dublin's color lives in its Georgian doors and the old cobbles of Temple Bar, so the photographer who knows where the soft river light lands is worth seeking out.
Our pick
The painted doorways along Merrion Square and Fitzwilliam are the shots people picture, but the Ha'penny Bridge over the Liffey and the cobbled yard at Trinity College carry just as much of the city. A local photographer knows when Temple Bar's lanes clear and how Dublin's changeable sky can turn in your favor. They keep the pace easy so the frames look unforced. With weather this fickle, patience with the light counts for more than any single backdrop.
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