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Three Sisters and Mount Solitary Among Clouds
When I recently returned to the mountains I went back to this spot to try and capture it with clouds filling just the valley. Instead I got this. I like this as it alters the feel of the area; especially … Continue reading
School of Business
This building designed for UTS by Frank Gehry. Parts of it have a sort of “crumpled” look, though it could be seen in other ways. It might be intended to invoke imagery of paper, though I’ve no idea if that … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, business, crumpled, design, rain, school, structure, Sydney, urban, uts, weather
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Narrow Neck Through Clouds
Or part of it anyway. I really like how the clouds obscure detail in this one. There’s enough to get an idea of things, but you’re missing the whole picture. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, clouds, geology, landscape, narrow, neck, vegetation, weather
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In Slag’s Cradle
A photo of part of a building related to a blast furnace framed by the same bit of slag as seen in this photo. When I took this photo I was trying to see how using the slag as framing … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, cradle, frame, monochrome, ruins, slag, vegetation, waste
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South Bowenfels
This was taken from a lookout point; one that provided a great vantage point to get long and wide views. There’s a fair bit of cleared land in photo, which is a shame. I feel the same about the residential … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, bowenfels, clouds, development, expanse, landscape, rural, vegetation, view, weather
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Grose Valley
And its surrounds. I feel as though this photo helps to impose a sense of massiveness through distance. I also feel that it carries a sense of quiet and power. Not sure if the photo came through too dark, but … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, clouds, grose, landscape, nature, ridge, shadow, valley, weather
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Old Walls
Walls part of ruins associated with a blast furnace. Now available for public viewing; something of which I have conflicted views on, but ultimately lean toward it being a positive thing as it gives more of a chance to think … Continue reading
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Tagged angles, architecture, geometry, lens-artists, ruins, structure, walls, windows
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Wind Erosion
This is part of a cave that was eroded by wind, or at least that is what I’ve surmised from what I’ve read. I like how the layers are revealed as you get a sense of different periods of time … Continue reading
Mount Hay
Another day of being quite tired, so no lengthy rambling today. Here is a somewhat-moody photo of Mount Hay. I find its shape to be quite interesting as it rises up and strikes out quite well, but almost appears as … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, clouds, curve, hay, landscape, mount, mountain, nature, scenery, vegetation
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Slag
This is a large chunk of slag I saw in Lithgow. It’s not often I get to see slag, let alone slag of this size and shape. This is my submission into Leanne Cole‘s “Monochrome Madness” for this week. I suggest … Continue reading
