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One End
The same carriages as in this photo, but from a different position. I think this photo feels a little more on the bleak side of things due to how quiet and overcast it appears. I also like the sense of … Continue reading
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Tagged carriage, carriages, curve, depth, distance, monochrome, rail, transport, vehicle
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Differing Sizes
Another photo of Rhodes. Whilst I like the height differences in general, as well as how they affect the reflection, I really like how the two buildings with cranes around them appear to just dwarf everything, even the other large … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, clouds, cranes, monochrome, reflection, rhodes, structure, Sydney, urban
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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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Slag
This is a large chunk of slag I saw in Lithgow. It’s not often I get to see slag, let alone slag of this size and shape. This is my submission into Leanne Cole‘s “Monochrome Madness” for this week. I suggest … Continue reading
A Small Part of Homebush Bay
I like the reflection in this photo as it reminds me of an audio waveform. I also like the detail in what is visible coming through. Especially the boat wrecks. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged boat, buildings, homebush, monochrome, reflection, urban, vegetation, water, wreck
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Tiles to the Sky
This is one of the recent photos I took where I was trying to have The Sydney Opera House be decontextualised whilst still appearing recognisably as itself. I think this one has it no longer being recognisably itself. That said, … Continue reading
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Tagged house, monochrome, opera, pattern, sail, sky, Sydney, tiles, urban
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Facing Two Directions
More of The Sydney Opera House. With this one I think I was trying to capture the shape of these two sails together. Maybe I just liked the difference in perception of angularity. Not sure. This is my submission into Leanne … Continue reading
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Tagged angles, architecture, Australia, design, house, monochrome, opera, sails, structure, Sydney, urban
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Platform Three
I like seeing urban scenery at night when there are few, if any people around. There’s a sense of quietness, or stillness that comes forward, I think. A certain solitude that helps provide both feelings of a cold, uncaring landscape, … Continue reading
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Tagged monochrome, night, platform, railway, sign, stanmore, station, Sydney, three, urban
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Old Cranes
The one on the left is the same as the one in a photo I shared in 2018. I really like how the monochrome renders these cranes. There’s a certain way that they appear that I’m having trouble describing that … Continue reading
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Tagged cranes, design, form, industrial, machinery, monochrome, shape, urban
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Horse Heads
Another photo of part of The Archibald Memorial Fountain (previous parts here and here). When I took this photo I was trying to capture the symmetry. I think I came close to what I wanted. I like how this image … Continue reading
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Tagged Archibald, fountain, heads, horse, monochrome, sculpture, Sydney, water
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