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Tag Archives: harbour
Framework
More underside of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Another photo taken whilst walking around taking photos. I think that this makes for an interesting pattern, with some nice detail. You get a sense of the strength of the structure without it … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, bridge, detail, frame, harbour, lens-artists, monochrome, pattern, structure, Sydney, urban
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Vivid Lights
So this should be the last shot featuring the Sydney Harbour Bridge for a while, unless I forget and start putting up more. I like the contrast between stillness and motion, as well as how some of the lights illuminate … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, bridge, City, festival, harbour, lights, long exposure, Sydney, urban, vivid, water
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Illuminated Harbour Bridge
Yet another photo of the Sydney Harbour Bridge that was recently taken. This time during Vivid. There will be another coming soon. For now, this one… I do like that not everything is illuminated and that even though this is … Continue reading
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Tagged bridge, City, colour, festival, frame, harbour, illuminated, lights, night, Sydney, urban, vivid
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Clouded Sunrise of The Harbour Bridge
These two images serve as the follow-up to the recent photo of Sydney Harbour Bridge during first light. I feel like these two photos are a slight bit more muted but not diminished. Likely due to the clouds the sunrise … Continue reading
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Tagged arch, architecture, bridge, City, clouds, frame, harbour, reflection, structure, sunrise, Sydney, urban, water
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First Light of The Harbour Bridge
On Sunday I went out to get pictures of The Sydney Harbour Bridge at sunrise. It was mostly for practise. I wasn’t expecting the sky to be as overcast as it was, but I think that it worked for this … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, bridge, City, clouds, first, harbour, light, long exposure, overcast, reflection, structure, sunrise, Sydney, urban
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Borrowdale Heads to Circular Quay
This is one of the first photos I took with the new camera. I was still working out how to use the camera (still am) and I wasn’t overly fond of this photo after I processed it, but I think … Continue reading
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Tagged blue, boat, borrowdale, ferry, float, harbour, service, Sydney, travel, vehicle, water
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Walkway by the Harbour
Here is a “Place in the World” that I have been frequently visiting recently due to it being easy to access rather than out of any form of love for the place. Darling Harbour being part of Sydney puts it … Continue reading
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Tagged buildings, City, darling, harbour, lights, long exposure, night, photo challenge, sky, surface, Sydney, urban
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Growing Shadows
It was a bright day. Perhaps it could have been brighter. People walking through Darling Harbour, their shadows stretching out. I thought they’d turn out darker than this. Anyway, I hope you enjoy.
Darling Harbour, Mid-morning
And here we are with a photo of Darling Harbour! HOW WONDERFUL! I was walking to the shops from the city when this was taken. It’s a photo of Darling Harbour. There’s only so many times you can say that … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, boat, buildings, City, cityscape, clouds, darling, harbour, monochrome, relaxing, sky, Sydney, urban, water
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Morning Cityscape
These were taken during a weekend walk to work a few weeks ago. I was passing through Darling Harbour at the time and decided to get photos of a spot I’d taken photos of before (albeit at a different angle) … Continue reading
Stupidity Hole 