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http://paultreacy.com/flag
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First and foremost, I'm a street photographer. Much of the work I make on the streets is while I'm on my way to an assignment, or to the grocery store, or to pick up my youngsters from school. All the while I have a camera. I cannot leave home without one. Many of the images in this book were made while undertaking such everyday errands.

Over the years many themes have emerged from my street photography and this project is one of them.

I come from a country where the flag, the Irish tri-color, is, for the most part, treated with upmost respect. Given our troubled history it's no surprise.

When I arrived in New York City, I was immediately taken aback at the ubiquity of the Stars & Stripes. Many of the ways it was flown and otherwise displayed I felt were rather odd. I began to wonder about the extent to which people are aware of the protocol. This project, which I started in 1994, observes both good and bad examples of US flag etiquette.
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About the Author

PAUL TREACY
paultreacy  London, UK
Husband. Father. Photographer. Humourist. Some tearsheets include, The New York Times Magazine, The Guardian, The Independent and Independent on Sunday, The Irish Times, Discover Magazine, Plenty Magazine. Studied graphic design, creative writing and photography. Graduate of the Photojournalism Program at the International Center of Photography in New York. Two solo shows in Manhattan. Featured in Crosswalk: Contemporary Street Photography at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Received a bravery medal from the Irish government in 1991 for a winter river rescue.

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