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Woman Turns Away From the City
At times, a “Favorite Place” of mine to be is somewhere within the city. It’s not often, but sometimes I enjoy walking around and exploring it to see if I find something interesting that I knew not of beforehand, or … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, cityscape, darling, harbour, monochrome, person, photo challenge, scene, Sydney, urban, woman
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Darling Harbour Night Capture
Last week whilst under the weather I went for a walk and took some photos, as one does when they have a strong desire to exit the house. There were other things that I needed to take care of, but … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, City, cityscape, Darling Harbour, ferris, light, long exposure, night, pattern, Sydney, water, wheel
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The Star
Behold, The Star! What was once known as Star City until a name change for some reason. I think it is a rather hideous and menacing building. Maybe it’s due to The Star being a casino. Anyway, I think the … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, casino, City, cityscape, clouds, menacing, sky, star, Sydney, urban
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Sydney Cityscape from Sydney Harbour
A fairly small, yet big city as seen from Sydney Harbour. I do like the organisation of the buildings as seen from this particular point, as well as the space around the city. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged architecture, Australia, buildings, centrepoint, cityscape, harbour, house, opera, space, Sydney, tower, urban, water
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Sydney Opera House from the Harbour
The Sydney Opera House as seen… Anyway, I took this photo whilst on a ferry. I think it’s a bit of a lucky shot. The Opera House does not quite look like itself and cuts the city into two areas; … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, building, City, cityscape, harbour, house, opera, Sydney, water
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Leaving Circular Quay
I like this photo as I think it provides a decent idea of what buildings in the immediate area look like, as well as how they sit around Circular Quay. They appear tall, rigid, and dull, although I do have … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, circular, cityscape, clouds, quay, reflect, structure, wake, water
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Cloudy Day at Darling Harbour
Clouds of various tones everywhere! Unfortunately it is likely that the pelicans are statues. I think that this shot does a decent job of showing the length of Pyrmont Bridge. The drift and tone the clouds contrasts well with the … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, bridge, buildings, City, cityscape, clouds, darling, harbour, pelican, pyrmont, Sydney, urban, water
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From Darling Harbour
I think that this is one of the better cityscapes that I’ve taken. I think that in this shot the buildings almost look as though they’ve been cut from another photo and pasted over this one. I like that they … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, City, cityscape, cloud, dancing, layer, structure, Sydney, urban, windows
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Tracks, a Train and Buildings
A few weeks ago whilst heading over to Redfern I took some photos of the tracks near Central. To me, this photo feels quite spacious. I think it’s due to the buildings not cluttering as much of everything as they … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, Central, City, cityscape, cluttered, crane, rail, Sydney, tracks, Train, urban
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Soft Sunset at the Fish Market
I had my camera with me whilst I was heading home on Tuesday. I was on my bike for the first time in almost two months and therefore was sweating a fair bit. When I reached the Fish Market I … Continue reading
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Tagged Anzac, architecture, boats, bridge, cityscape, clouds, fish, market, reflection, sunset, Sydney, urban, water
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Stupidity Hole 