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Reflective Power
More photography of The Cooks River. The reflection is distorted, but not to the point where you can’t tell what anything is. It looks like an imitation of an impressionist painting, I think. The afternoon light is captured on the … Continue reading
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Tagged cooks, lens-artists, new, old, power, reflection, reflective, river, scene, tower, transmission, urban, water
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Stairs to a Door
I was exploring a parking lot a few weeks ago. Took this shot as I thought it would be interesting. I think I could’ve done better, but I do like how the shot turned out. The colours are kind of … Continue reading
Gull Resting
A gull resting on a rocky surface. In the sun it sits, and so on and so forth. This is one I took a while ago. Not sure as to why I didn’t put it up, but it’s here now … Continue reading
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Tagged animal, avian, beak, bird, break, face, gull, lens-artists, rest, resting, silver, sit
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Joe Buras of Born of Osiris
I was shot Born of Osiris’ gig Sydney gig in June. This resulted in photos; once of which is the one that is part of this post. I like the intensity of the red light on Joe’s face. I think … Continue reading
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Tagged expression, face, gig, lcp19_30, light, live, musician, person, portrait, Red, stare
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Wheel
Well, it’s a photo of a wheel. To be more specific, it’s the photo of a wheel that belongs to an automobile that uses four of these at once. I tried to frame this shot well, but I’m not sure … Continue reading
A View from Sugarloaf Point
This was taken earlier in the year during what was hopefully the last time I spend time at Smith Lake for a field trip. Now that I think about, it was a pretty decent field trip, but I digress. Here … Continue reading
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Tagged contrast, geology, lens-artists, nature, ocean, rock, sky, sugarloaf, view, water, waterscape
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Musician in Motion
I was playing around with a slower shutter speed when I took this shot. I like the result. It’s not a great photo by any means, but I like how it has an ambiguous quality. I can still tell that … Continue reading
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Tagged ambiguous, dreamy, form, hair, lens-artists, live, motion, movement, musician
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Light Coming in
A place slowly becoming dilapidated. A place with a long history. Old and worn out, yet still standing strong. I like how the light from the windows is coming through onto the ground, bringing a lot of the debris and … Continue reading
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Tagged aged, building, dust, lcp19_28, light, structure, windows
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Katoomba Station During a Sunny Afternoon
Sunny, yet cold. I like how the higher vantage point gives a really good idea of the platform’s length and curvature. I think that the photo may be a little too bright, but at the same time (in conjunction with … Continue reading
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Tagged Katoomba, lcp19_27, quiet, railway, station, town, urban
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Stupidity Hole 