Arthur Fields was from a Ukrainian Jewish family who fled anti-Semitism. From the 1930s to the 1980s, he stood on Dublin's O'Connell Bridge taking photographs of the city, people, and time that passed before him. Arthur captured a remarkable record of life over the course of half a century. Though no negatives survive, the editors launched the Man on the Bridge project to crowd-source Arthur's photos. Now, more of the cherished snapshots have been gathered from walls, drawers and wallets throughout the Ireland, and are collected here along with the names and stories behind them. with hundreds of monochrome photos
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Arthur Fields lived in the Dublin suburb of Raheny. He started out as a tailor but realised the growing trade of street photography was an opportunity not to be missed. Little did he know he would spend fifty years on O'Connell Bridge taking photos. Little did his wife Doreen know she'd be developing them. Ciaran Deeney and David Clarke are award-winning documentary producers with an interest in using digital media as a storytelling tool. The unique platform they created to crowdsource these photos is found at www.manonbridge.ie.
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