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Into the Fog
Here is a photo of Bennelong Bridge (and some of what lies beyond it) partially obscured by fog. This was taken a few days ago. There was a thick fog in the area I was in and so I took … Continue reading
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Tagged bennelong, bridge, fog, monochrome, structure, urban, vague, water, weather
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Overhead Wire on the Hill
There’s a bit of colour in this photo, yet I think it feels a bit bleak and stark. There’s something ominous about it too, though that might have to do with how overcast it is, as those clouds are the … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, flora, grass, hill, nature, overcast, overhead, pole, vegetation, weather, wire
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Old Pit
I think this is an old pit; not entirely certain. This was seen at the blast furnace ruins I somewhat-recently visited. I like that, whilst some of the remnants remain visible, they’re slowly disappearing. The idea of nature is at … Continue reading
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Tagged blast, furnace, industry, lens-artists, nature, pit, remnants, ruins, slag
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Under an Umbrella
Here’s a photo I took of a friend of mine. There was water coming from the coal loader opening above (it had been a rainy day) so I got my friend to stand under it with the umbrella. We also … Continue reading
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Tagged light, monochrome, person, rain, silhouette, tunnel, umbrella, vapour, water
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Gladesville Bridge in the Afternoon
The same underside as seen in this photo, though at a different angle and time of day. This photo was taken roughly mid-afternoon, though it doesn’t feel as though it was. I think this shot feels a little bleak and … Continue reading
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Tagged bridge, design, engineering, geometry, gladesville, pillar, structure, support, symmetry
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Valley’s Lone Crown
Here is a photo of Pantoneys Crown as seen in The Capertree Valley, the second-largest canyon in the world, or so I’ve read. When I took this photo I was trying to capture a sense of space and perhaps atmosphere. … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, canyon, capertee, crown, expanse, geology, landscape, lens-artists, nature, pantoneys, valley
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Gradual Rejuvenation
Behold, the shifting landscape! I think I left the clouds a little too bright here, but other than that I like the mix of vegetation in various stages. I probably could’ve framed the scene better, but anyway… I hope you … Continue reading
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Tagged burnt, bush, flora, growth, nature, plants, rejuvenation, vegetation
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Corvus coronoides
As far as I am away this is an Australian raven. Not entirely certain, but still pretty certain. I took this photo last year and forgot about it which is a shame as I feel that this is a good … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian, avian, bird, car, coronoides, corvus, lens-artists, post, raven, wings
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On the Valley’s Top
With this photo… I’m not sure as to what I was going for. I think I mostly was just trying to capture this particular bit of land and how striking I felt it appeared. I think there’s something dry about … Continue reading
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Tagged blue mountains, dry, geology, landscape, nature, plants, valley, vegetation, view
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