DANIEL O'CARROLL (WEBSITE ADMIN)

One of the original founder of Ken and Dan Photography. Daniel does not contribute much photograhpy to the team but runs the website and handles all queries. His favourite past times, besides the photographic business, are weightlifting, and a spot of bobsleighing. He looks forward to the future of the business. "Under CPL Productions we can together explore new markets. The European Market is one which we are considering at the moment. Translations of the website into Spanish and French are underway and we are considering launching our product at upcoming tradeshows in Paris and Madrid. We feel there is a gap, and we must move to exploit it."








CONOR LYONS (DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY)
Conor, who recently set up his own business, is a RTE Weather Photo Finalist 2006 and an avid photographer. is an analog-only photographer.Conor takes a modernist view to photography. Although his first camera was a Canon SLR and he feels some sentimental attachment to analog photography he now only photographs in digital Although still in Secondary School Conor manages to dedicate most, if not all, of his spare time to taking photographs of his native Cork, of scenes (such as Inchydoney) and County Cork.






DAITHÍ DE PHOÍTE (PHOTOGRAPHER)

Daithí remembers his first birthday present - a kodak disposable - and the rest, as they say, is history. And history perhaps has more to write about Daithí; Daithí shows an exceptional interest and craftsmanship uncommon for a boy of his age. He hopes to go on to study photography at third level and pursue a career in photography. A keen gaelgóir, Daithí also dedicates his spare time to "filíocht" (poetry) as Ghaeilge. Although a true man of the arts, Daithí rarely appears in public where he finds inspiration too readily eludes him. Daithí spends three months of the year in a retreat on Inis Meáin where he finds most inspiration. Daithí's only recording to date has been his rendition of "Bímse buain ar buairt gach ló". It will be available for download shortly.