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Moving Lights
This was taken in Campsie a few weeks ago. I like how the light lines came out as they’re rather distinct. Along with the vagueness of the surrounding area, they create a strong impression of the suburban landscape, I think. … Continue reading
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Tagged campsie, lens-artists, lights, long exposure, rail, sky, suburban, sunset, Sydney, urban
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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 674: Writing About Writing a Review (Kind of)
I don’t think I’ve written more than a few sentences today and I’ve spent a lot of the day not doing anything so I feel that right now I must write something. Sitting on a review and trying to get … Continue reading
Western Distributor
A rather small part of it, but still The Western Distributor nonetheless I feel like this photo is a poor attempt at suggesting, or at least paying homage to Steve Baccon’s homage to Jeffrey Smart, though not through intention. Perhaps … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 673: Blot out the Sun
Windows fogged up is what I see next to me and on the other side I feel the encroaching of the cold, but I’ve got to push on as work is soon and I want to feel as though I’ve … Continue reading
Persimmon Rides a Train
This was taken whilst heading to St James Station. I got up from my seat and headed to the carriage’s doors a couple of minutes early, saw this persimmon and decided to take a few photos as it’s not often … Continue reading
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Tagged bag, food, fruit, moody, paper, persimmon, seat, skin, still life
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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 672: Tenderness Trickles
Tenderness trickles on down and onto the floor, where it shall forever seep into whatever it is that covers the surface on which we all tread upon, leading to its loss which proves to be a little bit more than … Continue reading
One Thousand Word Challenge 48: Cold Fingers
Alright, it’s the morning and it is time to start doing the things that need to be done. This will be a time of production but I need to stay focused and on topic in order to get the things … Continue reading
Space at the Quay
I can’t remember a time where I’ve seen Circular Quay this empty. In a way it’s nice as you can see more of its shape and design with ease, as well as get a sense for how far it stretches … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, circular, geometry, quay, quiet, shadows, space, structure, Sydney, urban, view
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