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Satellite Among Cirrocumulus
A photo taken from my backyard. The afternoon saw what appeared to be a vivid sunset approaching. Alas, the fence was too large to be able to capture its full splendour. Though, that said the houses surely would have obscured … Continue reading
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Tagged cirrocumulus, clouds, cumulus, lcp19_3, moon, nature, satellite, sky, small, weather
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Sprawling Eastward
An eastern section of Sydney. Here we get a minor section of train line, some of The Domain, Darlinghurst, Kings Cross and a slew of other suburbs. Other than Bondi Junction, most of the taller buildings seem to be more … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, cityscape, expanse, landscape, lens-artists, monochrome, sky, sprawl, Sydney, urban
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The Public Transport Line Ride
I took this picture last year and intended to share it, but I don’t know why I didn’t. There was a large line of people waiting for a bus outside The Queen Victoria Building. I don’t know if the bus … Continue reading
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Tagged arch, architecture, building, lcp19-2, line, People, queen, QVB, Sydney, urban, Victoria, wait, waiting
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A Shot of Anderson .Paak
Last week after the first main moving part I went to the Anderson .Paak gig at Hordern Pavillion. It took a little bit for photography accreditation to come through and as such the photographer who was going to cover it … Continue reading
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Tagged anderson, artist, concert, contrast, curve, form, gig, lens-artists, paak, perform, silhouette
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From the Domain to Sydney Harbour’s Entrance
Another Sydney Cityscape, but this time featuring a little more water. I think that this photo gives a really good view of this particular section of Sydney. I think that the photo gives a good idea of how vast the … Continue reading
A CBD of Varying Heights
Taken from a high vantage point. Specifically, the Centrepoint Tower. I think this is a slightly odd angle, but it does give a really good idea of how the buildings are layered in this part of Sydney CBD. I like … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, cbd, City, cityscape, height, structure, Sydney, urban
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A Gull About to Take Off
A silver gull shortly before it takes to the air in order to head to a location that is not the on in which it was residing. To me the gull appears both real and fake. I think I did … Continue reading
Bondi Beach on New Year’s Day 2019
Kind of a comparative shot in conjunction with the last one. A busy day as seen on New Year’s Day at Bondi Beach. I think that this shot gives a much better idea of the crowd than the one of … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, Bondi, crowd, lens-artists, ocean, People, pool, swim, Sydney, travels, urban, water
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Coogee Beach on New Year’s Day 2019
As per the title. I’m not sure as to how well this shot captures the crowd. I think it does a good job of displaying the crowd, but it doesn’t quiet capture the feel. It’s not often that I get … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, cluster, coogee, mass, ocean, People, recreation, sand, sun, swim, urban, water
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Coast Bathed in Sunlight
Another photo taken during Sculpture by the Sea. This one I’m putting up as part of The Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. The theme is “Photographic Review of 2018” and the timing worked out well, so here’s this photo. I should probably … Continue reading
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Tagged coast, coastline, geology, lens-artists, nature, ocean, platform, rock, sunlight, Sydney, urban, wave
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