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Jacaranda mimosifolia
A beautiful, yet invasive plant species for Australia. Jacaranda mimosifolia‘s flowers bloom around this time of year, hence my ability to get the photo. At least, I think that it blooms around this time of year. Leanne Cole recently has started … Continue reading
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Tagged branch, flow, flowers, jacaranda, lcp8, plant, sky, tree, vegetation
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Shifting Horizons
An artwork by the artist known as April Pine. This artwork is being exhibited as part of Sculpture by the Sea. I’ve seen April Pine’s artwork as part of the exhibition during one of the prior years. I wonder as … Continue reading
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Tagged exhibition, figures, fun, horizon, lens-artists, ocean, perspective, sculpture, shifting, water
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Locus of Time
A sculpture from Takeshi Tanabe. Featured as part of Sculpture by the Sea. I think that from this angle you get a good idea of the depth and pattern of the sculpture. There’s something about it that I find really … Continue reading
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Tagged Bondi, gallery, locus, pattern, Red, sculpture, spiral, Takeshi Tanabe, time
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Ibis Bathes
A photo of an ibis immersing itself in liquid in order to commence what appears to be bathing behaviour. The form of the ibis in this photo looks a little weird. I think it’s due to the angle and the … Continue reading
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Tagged animal, avian, bathe, bird, form, ibis, nature, pond, Threskiornis, wash, water, wildlife
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Land Place Site
A sculpture by Wendy Teakel on display as part of Sculpture by the Sea. I’m not sure of the meaning of the artwork, but I do like the way that it works with the landscape. I like the way that … Continue reading
Tamarama on an Overcast Day
A couple of days ago I went to Sculpture by the Sea to take photos. It was an overcast morning. Well, for a few hours it was. Anyway… There were a number of surfers out. I guess they were surfing, … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, coast, coastline, ocean, surfers, Sydney, tamarama, urban, water, waterscape, waves, weather
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Westfield
Quite possibly the most flattering shot of a building ever taken, ever. Part of Westfield Bondi Junction, in all of its glory. I think that the building is structurally interesting. I like that overall, the photo is pretty unflattering, It … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, design, dirt, overcast, rigid, structure, urban, Westfield, windows
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The Bike is Parked
I haven’t cycled in a while, which is partly due to laziness and partly due to the rain. When Leanne Cole‘s challenge for this week was announced as being “Sport“, I decided to take a photo of my bike. So, … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, cycling, frame, parked, sport, stationary, vehicle, wheel
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Lens-artists photo challenge #15: Crane in Bondi Junction
Once more, a photo of the region in Sydney known as Bondi Junction. I don’t know how it is with other cities, but Sydney feels like a continuously “Changing” place. It probably has to do with all the cranes that … Continue reading
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Tagged Bondi, build, buildings, changing, City, construction, crane, junction, lens-artists, Sydney, urban
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We so Readily Call Them Bin Chickens
I took this photo last month, I think. Whilst walking through Centennial Parklands I came across some birds picking through rubbish that someone had left near a bench. I don’t know about the rest of Australia, but I do know … Continue reading
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Tagged animal, avian, beak, bird, food, form, ibis, motion, rubbish, Sydney, Threskiornis
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