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Rhodes in the Afternoon
Here’s a photo of Rhodes. This is similar to the last photo shared, though perhaps this one is much more dramatic due to the lighting and the colour of the buildings. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged afternoon, bridge, buildings, overcast, reflection, rhodes, structure, Sydney, urban, water
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A Small Part of Homebush Bay
I like the reflection in this photo as it reminds me of an audio waveform. I also like the detail in what is visible coming through. Especially the boat wrecks. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged boat, buildings, homebush, monochrome, reflection, urban, vegetation, water, wreck
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Distant Rainfall
This photo was taken from a lookout of which I can’t quite remember the name of. I can confirm it was west of Sydney, however. What I really like about this photo is how there’s a large amount of space … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, clouds, landscape, lens-artists, overcast, rainfall, road, rural, weather
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Three Sisters and Mount Solitary
There’s a quietness to this image that I was trying to show through processing. I didn’t quite get it to come forward, but I’m happy with the result. However, I need to state that this area is not as red … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, clouds, formation, geology, landscape, mount, nature, sisters, solitary, three, valley
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Erythrina crista-galli
It very much has been a long day and I was planning on doing some writing, but unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you view it) the need for rest currently supersedes everything else. Instead of writing, here’s what I … Continue reading
Salvia farinacea
My understanding is that this is also known as mealycup sage. This photo was taken at The Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney. I was trying to capture the bee more than the plant, but I think I managed to do … Continue reading
Rib Cage
At least, it looks a little like one. This is my submission into Leanne Cole‘s “Monochrome Madness” for this week. I suggest checking out Leanne’s photography, as well as checking out what other people submit. A lot of what people are … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, house, lines, monochrome, opera, pattern, structure, Sydney, urban
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Sails Three
Similar to this photo, but also different. I think this one has a better sense of depth and shows the structures a little better. I also like the brightness as it sort of makes the sails feel dry, if that … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, design, house, opera, sails, Sydney, three, trio, urban
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Tiles to the Sky
This is one of the recent photos I took where I was trying to have The Sydney Opera House be decontextualised whilst still appearing recognisably as itself. I think this one has it no longer being recognisably itself. That said, … Continue reading
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Tagged house, monochrome, opera, pattern, sail, sky, Sydney, tiles, urban
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Narrow Neck Plateau
Here’s a photo of the plateau I walked across on both of my attempts to get to the top of Mount Dingo. I like that, without revealing everything, there’s a sense of the size of the plateau. It feels quite … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, landscape, lens-artists, narrow neck, nature, pleateau, storm, weather
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