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Monthly Archives: June 2021
Arching Structure
A photo of The Sydney Harbour Bridge where I feel as though I’ve tried to cram more of it into a frame than can fit. This is my submission into Leanne Cole‘s “Monochrome Madness” for this week. I suggest checking out … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged arch, Australia, bridge, engineering, frame, harbour, monochrome, structure, Sydney, urban
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Mitsuto Suzuki: Shadow of Valhalla
This was written over two listens. I may have heard the song before last night, but I’m not entirely certain. Regardless, I wasn’t too familiar with the song when I started writing about it; something I think was a good … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged dance, Final Fantasy, Mitsuto Suzuki, moment, shadow, shimmering, song, sounds, Valhalla, wrap
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Tarô Iwashiro: Breath of Fire IV ~ Opening Animation
This was written over four, though maybe five listens. There were some pauses, though the song is quite short. I tried to strike a balance between imagery I was getting and what was happening in the song. The imagery was … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged breath of fire, dawn, distance, expanse, flowing, instrument, Journey, opening, song, synth, taro iwashiro, wind
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Road and Walls
Here’s a photo of part of The Hume Highway as it passes through Albury. I think the lines on the closest side of the highway function well as leading lines to the oncoming traffic. It helps impress a sense of … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged Australia, clouds, highway, hills, hume, lines, road, vegetation, walls
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A Poem About Working in Customer Service
This was sort of written quickly and sort of written slowly. Written in bursts is a better way of putting it, I think. This one is a little better than some of the others I’ve written. Despite being not good … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 966: Ready for Consumption
Alright, so what I did was what I did and then I did the other thing which led to where the ocean resides on a Sunday. I don’t know as to how this all happened, but I can assure you, … Continue reading
One Thousand Word Challenge 125: Leaving the Bedroom
Cold and cold and it is all cold. Today is a cold day. Maybe it is just cold in here. Maybe the cold is just relegated to my shoulders and what I really should do is step outside of the … Continue reading
Northern Water Feature
Photos of a fountain at Sydney Olympic Park. What I like about these photos are the clarity in them. I think I did a decent job of capturing the water in motion without losing too much detail. I also like … Continue reading
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Tagged appearance, arcing, feature, fountain, lens-artists, monochrome, nothern, perspective, spray, Sydney, water, waves
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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 965: Perhaps
A string of words can start a collection of paragraphs, but the hope is always that they make sense, but they may not and that is okay at the current moment. What the moment needs is a little bit of … Continue reading
Motoi Sakuraba: The First Book
This was quick and written over one listen, though with a few early restarts so I could keep some pace going. Then I remembered that the song repeats itself. I found it somewhat-difficult to write about this song. Perhaps it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventure, energetic, feelings, first book, golden sun, melody, motoi sakuraba, section, song
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Stupidity Hole 