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Against Fog
A rather minimal photo, this one. I like bare branches and I like how they can add a certain kind of feeling to an image if used properly. I don’t think I did so here, but I still like the … Continue reading →
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Burned Bare
I can’t confirm this, but I feel as though this bit of vegetation was burned in the recent major bushfires we had that ended early last year. I feel as though they make for a stark contrast here. Behind them … Continue reading →
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Taking Space
I think I took this photo somewhere near home. I like how the branches cross over and layer upon each other. I also like how it almost doesn’t feel as though there is much visible space between the branches as … Continue reading →
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Growth on an Edge
A little bit of the area as seen at Govetts Leap. I think this scene works well with the space as the fog really makes the area seem quite empty, even if it isn’t. In conjunction with the bare trees … Continue reading →
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Fading Layers
More vegetation among more fog. I think the naming of this photo is pretty appropriate for the scene. I do like how the fog creates layers through obscuring. I don’t think the photo is anything special, but I do like … Continue reading →
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Bare Island Bridge
The bridge to Bare Island as seen from Bare Island. I think this shot gives a bit of an idea of the bridge’s length (it’s not too long), but if I had taken this shot from a few more metres … Continue reading →
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Tagged Australia, bare, bridge, island, la perouse, length, lens-artists, monochrome, structure, Sydney, urban, water, wood
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Bare Island in Monochrome
I recently found myself in La Perouse for the first time in a while due to the need to participate in a field trip. I arrived early so I took a number of photos. I feel as though this one … Continue reading →
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Skywrite Past the Tree
A few weeks ago I went for a short walk near home. Not that unusual, really. Anyway, I went for a short walk and took some photos, which also is not something worth mentioning. I mean, if I had taken … Continue reading →
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Tagged bare, branches, clouds, lens-artists, plant, sky, skywriting, tree
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Bare Among the Leaves
This was taken a number of weeks ago whilst at Randwick Environment Park. I don’t know as to how many “Trees” are in this photo. However, I do know that I like the interweaving pattern of the branches among the … Continue reading →
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Under the Bridge for Bare Island
I think that there’s a good sense of depth and strong patterns among the wooden structure of this bridge. I also like how it looks quite aged, which is in part due to the leak of the metal into the … Continue reading →
