I was quite suprised when I got up this morning to see that a recent interview I did with Featured E-Magazine had just been published. I had not expected it for another few weeks. I always find these things hard to do, maybe its confidence or nerve,s but for some reason I have done a few in recent months, so perhaps that my way of overcoming this. Anyway I will let the article speak for itself. You can check it out by clicking on the following link, Featured Photographer. I really hope that you enjoy it. Any comments and/or feedback as always would be greatly appreciated.
Ed Mooney Photography 
Congratulations, Ed… lovely interview!
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Thank Sue 🙂
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congrats on the interview ed, well done )
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Thank you Beth 🙂
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Great!
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Thanks Rajiv 🙂
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Nice interview. I’m not a photographer – I write YA fantasy with strong history/mythology ties – but I always enjoy receiving your photos, especially the historical info you provide.
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Thank You Armen,
So glad you enjoy my posts, I’m a sucker for anything to do with History/Mythology, especially the ancient civilisations. I reckon there is alot that can be learned from them.
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Really good interview! One of my favourite things about your photography, and blog, is that you have your ruins maps as well. I have a wee note on my bucket list to use them to do a historical tour of the counties around Dublin.
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Ah thanks Rachel, Its always great to hear that the maps are being put to good use. I will continue to add to them as I go. Hopefully you will find some sites of interest to explore. 🙂
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Congratulations Ed. Good interview
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Thank you Maureen, glad you liked it 🙂
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That was a great interview, Ed. Congrats!!
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Thank you Elen, Think its time to get out shooting more now 🙂
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This was great Ed, Congratulations 😀
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Thank you Irene, glad to see you sent some of that fine Spanish sunshine my way the last two weeks, It was badly needed, 🙂
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Happy to hear, that you got some of it. We had 34 degrees C. 6pm today 🙂
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Oouch, that gotta hurt, we get 20-25′ and I start melting 🙂
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Yeah, but the humidity in Ireland is higher than here, so your 25 feels as much more 🙂
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True, I remember Costa Teguise last year, blistering sunshine and a lovely sea breeze to balance it out 🙂
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When it is very warm here the sea is a wonderful place to be close to 🙂
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Really interesting interview. Great job! Love your photos of ruins and how you always add a bit of historical background.
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Thank you Katie, so glad you enjoyed it and my little posts 🙂
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Congratulations Ed, nice article. MM 🍀
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Thank you John, glad you liked it 🙂
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Hi Ed, well done again.
I noticed any interviews I read they always mention your Nikon camera. If I were you I would ask Nikon if they could somehow sponsor you, if they do that sort of thing. I know nothing of how the camera world works. Well done again.
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Thanks Frankie, Now there is a great idea, I could always do with some new equipment 🙂
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Congratulations Ed! Great interview. I always enjoy your historical backgrounds of you photographs. Someday I hope to travel across the pond to see Ireland in person.
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Thank you James, Hopefully you do, by then I should have an even bigger collection of really cool places for you to see 🙂
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Yeay Ed!!! Cher xo
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🙂
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Hey that’s a big deal! Congrats on putting yourself in a good light 🙂
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Thank you Stephanie 🙂
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Great news, well do e.
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🙂
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