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Wooden Frame
So many angles! So many lines! There’s a number of patterns here and all from the same material. I think that there’s a sense of the strength and integrity of the structure here. This building has not seen maintenance in … Continue reading
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Tagged angle, architecture, beam, design, engineering, frame, line, rafter, structure, urban, wood, wooden
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Revealed Structure
Here’s what appears to be an old place. A fair bit of the exterior frame is still intact, but the whole structure is quite clearly showing the wear of the effects of time. Plants are slowly growing around it. Maybe … Continue reading
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Tagged angular, architecture, building, contrast, design, lens-artists, roof, structure, weathered, worn
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Space in the Cluster
A selection of buildings as seen in Sydney CBD, but from a higher vantage point than usual. I really like the clarity of this photo. Everything looks really crisp and sharp (I think), but not to the extent where it … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, buildings, cityscape, design, sky, space, structure, Sydney, urban
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Westfield
Quite possibly the most flattering shot of a building ever taken, ever. Part of Westfield Bondi Junction, in all of its glory. I think that the building is structurally interesting. I like that overall, the photo is pretty unflattering, It … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, design, dirt, overcast, rigid, structure, urban, Westfield, windows
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Sunrise at the Halo
Here’s another shot taken during the strong sunrise I saw last week. It’s also another shot featuring the Halo. I think that the strong colour in the sky combined with the shadow do well to make this image more about … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, City, design, halo, morning, sculpture, sky, sunrise, Sydney, texture, urban, windows
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Gladesville Bridge
About a week-and-a-half ago a friend of mine and I reconciled at this bridge during the sunset. It had been about eighteen months since we last spoke and I’m glad that we’re speaking again. It had been even longer since … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, bridge, City, depth, design, engineering, frame, geometry, gladesville, sunset, superstructure, Sydney, urban
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Rear Plant Building
I’ve taken photos similar to this one before. I think I may been a little to heavy with the shadows. Oh well. Here we see the garden building (One Central Park) a few years after the conclusion of its construction. … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetic, architecture, building, City, design, garden, mingle, monochrome, plants, structure, Sydney, urban, vegetation
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Overcast Opera House
I’m not sure if I lined this shot up well. Oh well. Here’s a photo of the Sydney Opera House. As with many other photos of the Sydney Opera House, this one shows the Sydney Opera House. What a wonderful … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, City, contrast, design, house, opera, overcast, sails, sky, Sydney, urban
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Reaches Over the Bay
Another photo of ANZAC Bridge. This time from a different angle than from where I’ve usually taken photos of the bridge. I like that the perspective slightly affects how ANZAC Bridge appears and I like how the clouds almost seem … Continue reading
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Tagged Anzac, arch, architecture, bridge, cables, City, clouds, design, perscpective, sky, structure, Sydney, urban
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Underside
I’ve been wanting to get a decent shot of the underside of ANZAC Bridge for a while but haven’t gotten around to attempting the photo. I did it a while ago but it wasn’t a good photo and until last … Continue reading
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Tagged Anzac, architecture, bridge, design, engineering, frame, ground, massive, sky, structure, underside, urban
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Stupidity Hole 