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Tag Archives: railway
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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Loftus Station, Afternoon
This station, but as seen with a little bit more sunlight pouring down onto its existence. I like this photo for its geometric qualities, as well as the sharp contrast between most of the shaded and light areas. It’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged afternoon, light, Loftus, monochrome, platform, railway, shade, station, tracks, urban
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One of Them Freight Trains
A shot taken whilst at a lookout. The train slowly moved forward before stopping for a short period. It then slowly moved backward (at least from where I was standing that’s how its movement appeared). The train feels small even … Continue reading
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Tagged freight, monochrome, rail, railway, Sydney, Train, transport, urban, vehicle
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Helensburgh Station
I think the platform’s curve came through really well as it shows part of the platform’s length. I also like how the shade engulfs the end not under the roof. It’s an interesting contrast, I think. I also like how … Continue reading
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Tagged bench, helensburgh, light, platform, rail, railway, shade, station, structure, urban, wall
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To Kiama
Perhaps this photo is a little darker than I thought it would turn out. Still happy with the result, however. I think there’s a sense of depth in the photo caused mostly by the train’s curvature. I also like the … Continue reading
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Tagged curve, kiama, monochrome, rail, railway, tracks, Train, transport, travel, urban, vehicle
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Morning at Ashfield Station
This one is quite similar to many shots I’ve taken before, but perhaps a little different due to what is in the frame. I like the way the detail comes through in this image. I also like that it feels … Continue reading
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Tagged ashfield, monochrome, platform, quiet, rail, railway, scene, sign, station, structure, Sydney, urban, view
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Departing From Killara Station
Taken last weekend. I “experimented” a bit when processing this photo as I’ve been sticking to adjusting less things than I’d like. On the plus side it means that I’ve likely been getting a better feel for how to adjust … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, depart, killara, lens-artists, monochrome, platform, railway, station, Sydney, Train, transport, urban, vehicle
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Mass of Masts and Wires
I think I could’ve made this photo a little brighter, or at least increased the contrast. I also think this photo is a little dreary, though I do like the framing. I think the clouds look great, and I like … Continue reading
Stupidity Hole 