• The Fisherman 

  Davis, Steve (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Sunday, no longer a day or rest, just an ordinary day. This picture is entitled The Fisherman.

• Ash Nazg Durbatuluk 

  Siobhan, Ryan (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Lego recreation of "Lord of the rings" scene.

• Night Alley 

  Hegarty, Shane (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Dark Alley in Temple Bar

• Innocent Bystander 

  Hickey, Sean (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  A parked car is blocked by surrounding barricades on a small road

• Silver Slide 

  Kavanagh, Niamh (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Woman smoking a cigarette

• Crossroads 

  O'Reilly, Michael (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Picture of crossroad.

• Home 

  Lablaili, Rima (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  A wounded Jesus lies in his mother's arm

• Fashion in two wheels 

  Bofill, Monica (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Random people cycling in Dublin in their daily clothes.

• Jo Moriawase 

  Li, Shun Ji (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Moriawase (chef selection) of vegetables

• No Nonsense 

  Annlöv, Linus (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Picture of a billboard on the side of a building

• Rough sea 

  Chisholm, Kristian (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  The object is the old hooks on the end of the pier in Bray.

• Musical Expressions 

  Mahon, Kelly (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Emotions expressed by musicians

• A Tale of Two Cities 

  Arthur, Kate (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  A Tale of Two Cities is a comparison between old and modern day Dublin

• James Arthur 

  Crinion, Jake (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  A photograph of James Arthur on stage in the O2 in Dublin.

• Alternative aesthetics 

  Egan, Ruth (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Photograph of tattoo/body art

• Sheep's wool 

  Woods, Mark (Dublin Business School, 2013)

• The weary traveller 

  English, Shauna (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Reflection of a woman sleeping on the DART.

• The brightest crayon in the box 

  Workman, Sara (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  Image of brightly colored crayons on the front of a building.

• Ruthless perspective 

  Hamouda, Mark (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  An in depth look at how those from overseas have settled and adapted living in Ireland whilst influencing Irish culture.

• Loss of innocence 

  Ball, Ger (Dublin Business School, 2013)

  This picture depicts the loss of innocence and the realities of living rough. The child represents sorrow and despair – yet at the same time she symbolises the reality of deprivation.

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