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Overcast Milsons Point
A shot of part of Milsons Point Railway Station. I think this angle gives an idea of the station’s length. Unintentionally, you can see a small bit of the platform’s end. The clouds almost seem like they aren’t there, but … Continue reading
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Tagged length, milsons, monochrome, People, plaform, point, rail, station, Sydney, urban
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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 608: String of Commands
With no idea as to where to start, but needing to start anyway, he took to his station and decided to see what would come up with any random string of commands. Hours upon hours passed and always the result … Continue reading
Dry Bradfield Park
A shot taken from The Sydney Harbour Bridge of Bradfield Park in Milsons Point. I took this photo as the dryness of the park appealed to me in some manner. There’s still some green in the trees, but the grass … Continue reading
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Tagged bradfield, contrast, dry, grass, park, plants, Sydney, tree, urban, vegetation, water
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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 607: Long is the Morning in the Tooth
Long is the morning in the tooth, but it does not get up, nor does it move. It merely sits there and waits until the afternoon arrives, for then it can go and rest and take a break and so … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 606: No Change
But of course it was just another Monday in a row of days. This one just happened to be particularly the one that started with “mon” and ended with “day”, instead of the one that started with “sat” and ended … Continue reading
Big Boat and Buildings
Here’s an area I’ve photographed from this angle a few times now. Not sure as to what this adds to the pile of shots of this view. I do like the lines and angularity of the objects in conjunction with … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, boat, buildings, City, cityscape, lens-artists, monochrome, ship, structure, Sydney, vehicle
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Under Smoke’s Light
This was taken a few weeks ago whilst heading home from work. I feel as though the bushfire smoke in the area led to an eerie, dry-feeling photo. A lot of that has to do with how the smoke was … Continue reading
Microphone Stand to Hand
I was shooting a gig two days before the last exam I had to sit for my undergrad. Not the smartest of moves, but it sure was a fun gig. This is a shot of the vocalist of Golgothan Remains … Continue reading
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Tagged form, gig, hair, hand, live, microphone, monochrome, performance, person, shape, vocalist
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One Question
Today a portion of New South Wales continues to burn. It continues to remain on fire in what appears to still be the early part of a prolonged bushfire season. Yesterday was pretty bad. A lot of the fire season … Continue reading
A Sheet of Lines
This was taken last year at a gig featuring a most excellent band. Not sure why I didn’t do anything with this shot at the time. Actually, I think I am sure, but now it’s sharing has become appropriate by … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract, colour, head, lens-artists, line, lines, pattern, sheet
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