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Anemone hupehensis var. japonica
From what I can see this plant is also known as Japanese anemone and Japanese thimbleweed. I don’t know which common name is more correct, but I know that I decided to take a photo of this plant when I … Continue reading
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Tagged anemone, flora, flower, hupehensis, japanese, japonica, monochrome, monochrome-madness, plant, thimbleweed
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Port Awaiting Cargo
This was taken around the same time as this photo. I think the noise reinforces a sense of coldness to the image, or maybe a harshness. Not sure. I also think that this wasn’t the best angle to make the … Continue reading
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Tagged buildings, cranes, industrial, lens-artists, monochrome, port, Sydney, twilight, urban, water
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Urban Salt Marsh
The reason why I’ve titled this image Urban Salt Marsh is that it is in an urban area; specifically Sydney Olympic Park. However, I’m now wondering as to how much of this salt marsh was naturally formed. I’m sure the … Continue reading
Held in Shadow
A photo similar to this one, in part due to it being taken just before. Similar in feel, as it should be, but I think this one focuses more on form than it does expression. This is my submission into Leanne … Continue reading
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Tagged face, hands, monochrome, monochrome-madness, person, portrait, self, shadow
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Clearing in the Megalong
I think there’s a few other areas in this photo other than a part of The Megalong Valley. Not entirely sure. Anyway, I like how this almost looks like a drawing or a painting. I think it has a lot … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, clearing, clouds, landscape, megalong, nature, shadows, vegetation, weather
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Indistinct Form at Sunset
Just a photo of some clouds as seen from my backyard and during sunset. Sort of a muted, soft scene with a light sense of layering, I think. I like how there’s a vague sense of something recognisable in some … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, form, lens-artists, nature, sky, soft, sunset, weather
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Held in Hands
Last week I took a series of reference photos with my phone for something I want to do. I’d been meaning to take a few more with my camera but I kept putting that aside until last night. I checked … Continue reading
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Tagged eyes, face, grip, hands, held, monochrome, monochrome-madness, mouth, person, portrait, self-portrait
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Buildings in a Clearing
Another photo from The Blue Mountains. Regarding where this was taken I’m not going to say more than that mainly due to conflicting issues I have with where this cleared land sits. I think it’s interesting how you’ve got this … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, buildings, clearing, contrast, jarring, landscape, valley, vegetation
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Rolling The Earth
The artist for this sculpture is Tae-Guen Yang. It was shown at Sculpture by the Sea in 2018. When I took this photo I was trying to frame it in a particular way to express something, though I can’t remember … Continue reading
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Tagged artwork, bear, earth, lens-artists, rolling, scuplture, sitting, sphere, Tae-Guen Yang
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Veiled in Clouds
Narrow Neck, but unlike these photos it’s a little more mysterious here. It’s interesting how a thick layer of cloud can alter familiarity. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, clouds, landscape, monochrome, narrow neck, nature, plateau, weather
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