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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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Marrickville Station
Another railway-related photo, but this time well within the confines of Sydney. This is a photo of Marrickville Station taken after a walk. The scene feels kind of small, I think. I also think it has a great sense of … Continue reading
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Tagged marrickville, monochrome, platform, rail, railway, station, Sydney, tracks, urban
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Directed North
Though it becomes more northward in direction a few hundred metres on. So this is another photo that makes for an interesting contrast with this one. Whilst this photo is more dreary and shows a scene more overcast, it also … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, hawkesbury, open, overcast, overhead, rail, railway, river, tracks, water
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Hawkesbury River Station
This is where my walk from Cowan to Brooklyn ended. I think it makes for an interesting contrast to this photo. This station seems more worn out, and the overcast sky creates a kind of coldness and slight gloominess to … Continue reading
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Tagged hawkesbury, monochrome, platform, rail, railway, river, stairs, station, tracks, transport
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Some Development
A view I saw and subsequently took a photo of whilst walking from Cowan to Brooklyn. This feels both like an open and closed scene. Open due to the amount of space in the shot and closed due to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, bush, development, landscape, nature, railway, vegetation, view
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Directed South
Train tracks: The arbiter of dreams, desires, philosophies, meaning, lack of meaning and so many other things, or something. What does this scene mean? Does it need to mean anything. Is there meaning within anything pertaining to this scene? Well, … Continue reading
Cowan Station
As seen in Cowan. To do the walk I did last week I had to cross over the tracks. Easy enough. Took this photo whilst crossing over as there were no trains about. I think this shot almost makes the … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, buildings, clouds, cowan, monochrome, platform, rail, railway, station, suburban, tracks
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Urban Railway Curve
This was taken in Wollstonecraft. I think that with this shot, what appeals to me most is the light and shade contrast. The next thing that I find appealing is how everything is situated in relation to each other. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, bridge, buildings, curve, monochrome, rail, railway, Sydney, urban, vegetation
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Overheads
Just a photo that I feel mostly focuses on some of the overhead stuff along a railway. Only just now noticed a transmission tower and a bird in the shot. Anyway, I like how there’s a lot of rigid-looking lines … Continue reading
A Bridge for Trains
This is the same bride as seen in this photo. I feel as though I could have done a better job of processing this, but I am mostly satisfied with the result. I feel that in monochrome a lot of … Continue reading
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Tagged arches, architecture, bridge, cooks, monochrome, railway, reflection, river, soil, Sydney, tpm20_38, vegetation, windows
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