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The Urban Cartographer

Behind the camera, documenting the changing face of our urban landscapes is only half the battle; the other half is building a digital home capable of hosting a massive, high-resolution archive without compromising on speed or user experience.

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Street Art And Graffiti In Drogheda 9 September 2026

Street Art And Graffiti In Drogheda 9 September 2026

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Friday, 11th September

The Drogheda Viaduct In Context 9 September 2026

The Drogheda Viaduct In Context 9 September 2026

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Thursday, 10th September

The Dale Is A Secluded Ravine Valley And Street In Drogheda

The Dale Is A Secluded Ravine Valley And Street In Drogheda

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Wednesday, 9th September

A Collection of Unusual Images from a Sony FX30

A Collection of Unusual Images from a Sony FX30: Reassessing an Eerie December Light

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Monday, 7th September

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Exploring Thomas Hill And Carrigeen Park

Exploring Thomas Hill And Carrigeen Park Plus Beach Tower

Archiving Waterford’s western ramparts across Thomas Hill and Carrigeen Park, anchored by the 15th-century Beach Tower and childhood memories of Irish carrageen.

By William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer — 26th August, 2026
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Reassessing the Waterford Greenway

Reassessing the Waterford Greenway

A practical look at tackling the Waterford Greenway on foot with heavy camera gear, why starting at Bilberry Road fell short, and how public transport opens up better point-to-point walking routes.

By William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer — 26th August, 2026