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Series of Events Dream
I was walking over to a friend’s place as we were heading off to The Blue Mountains to go bushwalking and to buy Sourdough. After a while I realised that I’d forgotten to take the car. There was a sign … Continue reading
School of Business
This building designed for UTS by Frank Gehry. Parts of it have a sort of “crumpled” look, though it could be seen in other ways. It might be intended to invoke imagery of paper, though I’ve no idea if that … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, business, crumpled, design, rain, school, structure, Sydney, urban, uts, weather
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In Slag’s Cradle
A photo of part of a building related to a blast furnace framed by the same bit of slag as seen in this photo. When I took this photo I was trying to see how using the slag as framing … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, cradle, frame, monochrome, ruins, slag, vegetation, waste
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Stanmore Station at Night
Part of the station at the very least. I think what this photo has a lot of is space. I think it shows and displays space well. Not sure if it makes effective use of that space. I also think … Continue reading
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Tagged building, lights, minimalism, night, platform, sign, stanmore, station, Sydney, urban
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Underneath an Overcast Sunset
Another sunset shot with dramatic clouds cover. I think the space in the photo works well as it helps the colour permeate, but I think the small amount of objects in the photo help to draw attention away from the … Continue reading
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Tagged building, clouds, colour, nature, overcast, sunset, tree, urban, vegetation, weather
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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 852: Meandering Heap of Rubbish
Well, here comes the afternoon, or it would be that way if the afternoon was not already here. I’ve started a bit late but it’s all alright. Could be worse, I think. Could be better, of course, but it could … Continue reading
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Tagged building, follow, foundation, hubris, land, meandering, rubbish, sight, vast, wind
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Big Dead: First/Last
Once more written over one listen. However, there were a few words added after the song finished. This is a bit messy which probably is to be expected, considering most of my writing. I think I captured the sense of … Continue reading
Apartments in Sunlight
A photo of The Sirius Building taken a few weeks ago. Somewhat-similar to this photo. I like that this image shows this part of The Sirius Building in a bright light. It highlights its age and sturdy design quite well, … Continue reading
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Tagged apartments, architecture, brutalism, building, monochrome, sirius, structure, sunlight, Sydney, urban, windows
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Open 7 Days
So I was writing about a particular band for the next five-hundred word challenge, but I found that as I was writing about them the discussion of them and their emotional weight would not serve well for that kind of … Continue reading
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Tagged building, centre, days, medical, monochrome, open, seven, sign, urban, words
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Sunrise Crane
When I arrived at Hurstville the other morning I had a few minutes to kill, so I went to a rooftop parking area to catch some of the sunrise. I saw this and felt a strong desire to take a … Continue reading
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Tagged build, building, construction, crane, engineering, hurstville, lens-artists, machinery, sunrise, Sydney, urban
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