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Sunrise Windows
Recently I saw this building reflecting sunrise’s light and so I took a quick photo with my phone. The building looked illusory; it was a really lucky shot. A few days later I tried to capture the same thing with … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, lens-artists, morning, reflection, structure, sunrise, Sydney, tree, urban
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Wilting Humbert
What I’ve learned is that this flower is likely a Canna ‘Yellow King Humbert’ Burbank. I saw it at last year’s Sculpture by the Sea. Thought there was something interesting about the contrast between it and the surrounds. Didn’t draw … Continue reading
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Tagged canna, flora, flower, humbert, king, monochrome, monochrome-madness, spring, urban, wilting
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Pedestrian Sign, Night
Not a great photo by any means, but I like it. It’s not quite minimal, but it feels minimal. Also just very matter-of-fact. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged crossing, legs, monochrome, night, pedestrian, sign, speed, Sydney, urban, walking
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Early Morning Urban Scene
One recent morning after parking and walking over to the building in which I work, I took this photo. It was a good chance to capture space and so… yeah. I probably could’ve cropped more of the top off, but … Continue reading
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Tagged bins, Dark, lens-artists, lights, monochrome, morning, quiet, space, structure, Sydney, urban
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Heavy Over the Fields
Best title I could come up with at this particular moment. Sort of a quiet photo, in a sense. Feels small, pastoral kind of. Definitely feels small under those clouds. I hope you enjoy.
Long Trails
This photo was taken around the same time as these two. Somewhat similar to the former, and very similar to the latter. However, I feel it offers enough to feel different, as it feels like it sits roughly between in … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, distance, dune, footprints, landscape, monochrome, monochrome-madness, nature, sand, trail
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Lines of Decay
I’ve been saving this photo for something, but that something might not happen now and so I’m sharing it here. This is part of a boat. I’ve shared photos of it before, but not this part of it… I think. … Continue reading
Marlborough Hotel
The Marlborough Hotel (AKA The Marly) is near my work. I think that, since I’ve been able to, I’ve been in there maybe ten times. Possibly fifteen, but I think ten at most. Most times I’ve been there, however, have … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, hotel, lens-artists, marlborough, monochrome, newtown, sign, structure, Sydney, urban
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Dry Space
There’s something unpleasant about this photo. I think it might be in how it sort of feels arid, or depressing. Saddening. Not sure. I hope you enjoy.
A View of the Area
Road, car, and mountains. Landscape with the encroaching urban suggested among nature. This photo doesn’t quite capture how truly massive the area is, but it gives some of it, and I think that’s nice. I hope you enjoy.
