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The End OF The Ocean: -aire Review
Another review. You know the drill. This is also on Culture Eater. My colleague and I are working on growing Culture Eater, so please check it out and see what other people are contributing. Anyway, here’s the review. — My first experience … Continue reading
Sprawling Eastward
An eastern section of Sydney. Here we get a minor section of train line, some of The Domain, Darlinghurst, Kings Cross and a slew of other suburbs. Other than Bondi Junction, most of the taller buildings seem to be more … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, cityscape, expanse, landscape, lens-artists, monochrome, sky, sprawl, Sydney, urban
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The Public Transport Line Ride
I took this picture last year and intended to share it, but I don’t know why I didn’t. There was a large line of people waiting for a bus outside The Queen Victoria Building. I don’t know if the bus … Continue reading
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Tagged arch, architecture, building, lcp19-2, line, People, queen, QVB, Sydney, urban, Victoria, wait, waiting
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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 518: The First One of the Year
And so I sit here, at a desk, but it is not my usual desk, for I am not at work. I am at home and I am working on things and I am at a desk doing the work … Continue reading
Failure: In the Future Your Body Will be the Furthest Thing From Your Mind Review
This Review can also be found on Culture Eater. My colleague and I are working on growing Culture Eater, so please check it out and see what other people are contributing. Anyway, here’s the review. — Borne from a somewhat-interesting approach, In the … Continue reading
A Shot of Anderson .Paak
Last week after the first main moving part I went to the Anderson .Paak gig at Hordern Pavillion. It took a little bit for photography accreditation to come through and as such the photographer who was going to cover it … Continue reading
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Tagged anderson, artist, concert, contrast, curve, form, gig, lens-artists, paak, perform, silhouette
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Bee House of Hooves
Wake up, get out of bed and make your way to the destination at hand. there are gardens that need to be watered, but that is not your task fort he day. Only for the morning before you get to … Continue reading
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Tagged bee, chance, experience, force, hand, hooves, horizons, pumps
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From the Domain to Sydney Harbour’s Entrance
Another Sydney Cityscape, but this time featuring a little more water. I think that this photo gives a really good view of this particular section of Sydney. I think that the photo gives a good idea of how vast the … Continue reading
A CBD of Varying Heights
Taken from a high vantage point. Specifically, the Centrepoint Tower. I think this is a slightly odd angle, but it does give a really good idea of how the buildings are layered in this part of Sydney CBD. I like … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, cbd, City, cityscape, height, structure, Sydney, urban
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Moved Once More
It’s so early in the year and it’s already been a bit of a long one. I feel like it;s dragged on for a bit already. So much has happened in such little time and I’ve nothing really to talk … Continue reading


