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Boomerang Beach
A shot from the most recent field trip. You can see how massive the waves are compared to everything else. It’s a large beach, so I think that in this shot large waves are appropriate. I didn’t have the filter … Continue reading
Low Tide Sunrise
Not that high tide made much of a difference at this part of Smiths Lake. Now that I think about it, maybe it was high tide. Anyway, behold: A photo of Smiths Lake (a part I’ve shot a few times) … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, lake, land, lcp19_20, nature, reflection, scratched, smiths, sunrise, tide, water
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Interim: Escapism Review
Not sure what I was saying with the “punch and soft” sentence. I think I was meant to say “hard and soft”. A fairly together, if kind of passable review that I wrote for Cool Try. There’s a number of … Continue reading
Port Kembla and Suburban Surrounds
This shot was taken at Mount Keira. The light fog kind of makes the image a bit faded, but only a bit. I think this does a good job of showing different forms of land use over a short distance. … Continue reading
Sunrise Silhouette
Another sunrise at Smiths Lake. I think this image is really straightforward. There aren’t many colours and there isn’t a great deal of detail, but I think that helps to make the contrast within the image much more striking. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, contrast, lake, morning, nature, reflection, silhouette, sunrise, vegetation, water
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A River’s Mouth
Which River? Karuah River. The land at the mouth isn’t too far away from where this photo was taken. It would take a bit of time to walk though. I like that you get an idea of how massive the … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, karuah, land, landmark, lcp19_16, mouth, nature, river, water, waterscape, waves
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Lighthouse With a View
Another field trip shot. This was taken at Sugarloaf Point. The photo features a small part of Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse, as well as some vegetation, geology, ocean and cloud cover. There’s a strong contrast between some of the features, but … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, clouds, geology, lcp19_14, lighthouse, ocean, rock, sky, vegetation, view, water
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A City Between Two Liquid Layers
Sydney CBD from a Boat, this is a photo of. I think that based on how the city is framed, it appears as though it’s smaller than it just so happens to be. I like that the city appears to … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, buildings, cbd, City, cityscape, liquid, Sydney, urban, water
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On Australia Day
The morning is carrying a dew in the air, except there is no dew in the air and instead the air is bloated with heat as the heat descends upon the earth and carries its way around the areas of … Continue reading
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
Stupidity Hole 