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Downward Leaves
This photo I like mostly due to how it displays details and depth. I think it probably could’ve been a little bit brighter. There’s a sense of space that doesn’t quite carry across when you’re in the actual area. It … Continue reading
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Tagged australis, downward, flora, leaves, livistona, monochrome, nature, palm, tree, vegetation
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Leaving the Quay
In this image we can see a ferry heading off to its next destination. Where that is, I do not know. This is a rather plan image. It’s also a bit busy in places, but I do like that. I … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, boat, buildings, circular, ferry, float, motion, movement, quay, Sydney, transport, vehicle, water
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Overlooking Surry Hills
Well, some of it, at least. To me this shot feels a bit enclosed, quiet and cold. Also a bit bare. Obviously it’s full of buildings, but there’s still something empty about it. I do like the different styles of … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, buildings, City, clouds, generation, lens-artists, structure, surry hills, Sydney, trees, urban, view, winter
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Exile Bay
Somewhat of a poor name choice for this shot as part of the bay is obscured and the focus is more on the small wharf. However, as the largest body of water in this image is a part of Exile … Continue reading
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Tagged bay, boats, distance, exile, monochrome, rocks, Sydney, trees, urban, view, water
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Helensburgh Station
I think the platform’s curve came through really well as it shows part of the platform’s length. I also like how the shade engulfs the end not under the roof. It’s an interesting contrast, I think. I also like how … Continue reading
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Tagged bench, helensburgh, light, platform, rail, railway, shade, station, structure, urban, wall
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Ficus macrophylla
AKA Moreton Bay fig AKA Australian Banyan. I’ve been familiar with this tree for quite a long time, but the last time I saw it (before this shot) was roughly nine to ten years ago. Still the same tree and … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Australian, banyan, branches, ficus, fig, flora, macrophylla, moreton, plant, shade, tpm20_29, tree, vegetation, wood
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Autumn Trees
These trees are situated in one of NSW’s state forests. I was trying to capture the mound surrounded by the trees at an angle that captured the trees’ height and made the shot kind of look dramatic. I should’ve gone … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, autumn, flora, foliage, forest, leaves, lens-artists, nature, trees, trunk, vegetation
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Young Avicennia marina
Also known as a grey mangrove. This is near where I grew up. This place has (at least in my lifetime) always had mangrove plants, but it’s still nice to see them spreading as they help to keep the local … Continue reading
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Tagged Avicennia, flora, grey, habitat, mangrove, marina, plant, rock, sand, Sydney, urban, vegetation, water
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Interlacing
I saw this in The Royal National Park. This is probably a not-uncommon thing to see, but there’s only one place where I am absolutely certain as to where I can see this kind of sedimentary pattern at a beach. … Continue reading
Stupidity Hole 