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Looming Over You
Two of the “International” towers and a smaller building that just like the other two in this shot looks like something similar to a silo. To me, this photo makes it seem like these buildings exist in a vacuum. The … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, City, international, lights, looming, night, structure, Sydney, tall, tower, urban, windows
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Light Stretches Over Train Tracks
These were taken last week whilst I was in Redfern. The colour of these photos seems a little odd to me and I think that I may have left the shutter open for a little too long, but I think … Continue reading
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Tagged City, cityscape, light, long exposure, motion, night, photo challenge, rail, redfern, Sydney, tracks, Train, urban
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Air Conditioning
This was taken whilst I was wandering about on a lunch break. I had been down this alley a few times beforehand, but had never taken a good look around. I can’t remember as to what it was that lead … Continue reading
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Tagged air, building, condition, conditioning, elongate, light, machinery, monochrome, shadow, stretch, unit, urban, wall, windows
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The Stars that Hang Above
On the recent trip to Smiths Lake I once more had the opportunity to attempt astrophotography. Of course I have the opportunity to do that in Sydney, which I’ve done before, but I digress. Whilst taking these photos the many … Continue reading
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Tagged astro, astrophotgraphy, galaxy, light, milky way, nature, night, shooting, space, star, stars, trail, vast
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Emden Goose
A photo of an emden goose in all of its majestic glory. I believe that it was flapping its wings at the moment of this photo being taken. The goose exhibits great form and appears to be quite large in … Continue reading
Clouds Carry the Morning Light
First morning of the recent field trip to Smiths Lake. I like the colour of the clouds in this one. It’s soft and warm and seems to add a bit of depth to the clouds as they billow outward. The … Continue reading
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Tagged cloud, clouds, fog, lake, light, nature, reflection, smiths, sunrise, vegetation, water, waterscape, weather
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Slight Escalation
Buildings in a line getting taller, although I’m not sure about the last one in this line. I like that there’s at least a couple of different architectural styles in this shot and that they don’t clash too much. I … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, City, design, escalate, pattern, size, Sydney, tall, urban, windows
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Fulica atra Cleaning Itself
Three shots that I took yesterday for an upcoming university assignment. I think the form is great and you get an idea of how the coot is moving, but not a good idea of how it is moving and what … Continue reading
Morning Light Spills Over Cabin
This was taken on the last morning of the recent field trip to Smiths Lake. It was a bright source that lead to an “Awakening” of no one, as no one was sleeping in the far end of this cabin. … Continue reading
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Tagged awakening, billow, building, cabin, grass, light, morning, nature, photo challenge, structure, sunrise, trees, vegetation
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Walking Across the Dune
This was taken during the most recent field trip to Smiths Lake. Three people walking across the dune to see what lies beyond before starting research for the day. I think that the space of this photo gives an idea … Continue reading
