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SEIMS: 3 Review
3, the new album from Sydney band SEIMS, is really good. It might even be great. 3 is brief, and thankfully not a minute is wasted. There is no filler whatsoever as every part feels purposeful, regardless of how much … Continue reading
Cloudy Day at Darling Harbour
Clouds of various tones everywhere! Unfortunately it is likely that the pelicans are statues. I think that this shot does a decent job of showing the length of Pyrmont Bridge. The drift and tone the clouds contrasts well with the … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, bridge, buildings, City, cityscape, clouds, darling, harbour, pelican, pyrmont, Sydney, urban, water
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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 348: Slow day, Some Stuff
Terrible daylight is pouring in everywhere. Watt will the train of thought for today be, I wonder? I do not know. It is still a mystery that needs to be unraveled as quickly as possible. I was once on a … Continue reading
Rainbow on the Wake
This was taken whilst heading out for the whale watching in Huskisson. It’s not often that you get to see a rainbow so close to you. I like that the rainbow is quite visible, as well as the capturing of … Continue reading
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Tagged blue, colour, ocean, rainbow, spray, thin, wake, water, waterscape, waves
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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 347: Happy Little Plant
In a happy little pot there is a happy little plant that will grow to be some sort of stronger, larger version of itself one day in the near future. It needs water and sun and with those two things, … Continue reading
Sophia: As we Make our way (the Live Recordings) Review
During their tour to support the release of As we Make our way (Unknown Harbours), Sophia recorded each (as far as I’m aware) live show which has now lead to the release of As we Make our way (the Live … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 346: This Semester is Done
I’m free. I’m finally free. What am I free from? Why, it is the tyrannical grasp that was the second semester of university this year. I am finally free and now I can do whatever I like, such as become … Continue reading
The Station is Closed
Some of the monorail stations in Sydney are still around despite the monorail being closed down a few years ago. They serve as a reminder of something that once was and may never be again. They also serve as a … Continue reading
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Tagged buildings, City, closed, curve, monorail, photo challenge, station, Sydney, transformation, urban, windows
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Rock Wall
A lucky photo taken in a moving car on the way back to Sydney. You can see where the rock has been drilled into to remove chunks in order to build the freeway. This almost seems like it could be … Continue reading
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Tagged cut, drill, geology, highway, lines, marks, monochrome, rock, texture, wall
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From Darling Harbour
I think that this is one of the better cityscapes that I’ve taken. I think that in this shot the buildings almost look as though they’ve been cut from another photo and pasted over this one. I like that they … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, City, cityscape, cloud, dancing, layer, structure, Sydney, urban, windows
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