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Cove Entrance
Here’s a photo of a cove entrance featuring very little of the cove. I like this image as it’s suggests the cove rather than announces. There’s little in the way to suggest its shape; all you have is the parts … Continue reading
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Tagged cove, geology, horizon, land, lens-artists, nature, ocean, vegetation, view, water, waves
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On the Clifftop
This was taken quite recently. I think that this photo is okay. There’s just detail to know what things are, though I feel the geology is a little too intense in its colouring. There’s a sense of the arid, though … Continue reading
Water on the Weir
Here’s a photo of Audley Weir after heavy rainfall. This isn’t much water on the weir and it has been much more underwater before, but when I took this photo it was the first time I had seen water on … Continue reading
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Tagged audley, lens-artists, liquid, object, People, person, reflection, road, trees, vegetation, water, weir
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Ibes at the Water Feature
Another photo of the Northern Water Feature. Here’s one that shows a bit more of the area as comparison. With this photo I think I was trying to frame the ibes in a certain way relative to the pond and … Continue reading
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Tagged birds, clouds, fountain, ibes, ibis, monochrome, reflection, structure, Sydney, urban, vegetation, water
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Houses Behind the Quarry
Here is a photo I took. This photo involves a scene. There are clouds, there are houses and there is a small portion of a treatment plant. Vegetation is visible, as well as some land off in the distance. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, clouds, geology, houses, landscape, monochrome, quarry, rock, suburb, suburban, vegetation
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Curve Faces the Frame
This was taken a few weeks ago whilst wandering about Sydney Olympic Park. I like the sense of distance in this photo, as well as the sense of oddness caused by the shape of the corridor. I also like the … Continue reading
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Tagged corridor, curve, frame, grass, grate, lens-artists, tracks, trees, vegetation
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Manufactured Formation
More geological stuff, but this time with a bit of distance. Feels more like a landscape and I guess that is mostly due to this photo being one of a landscape. Not necessarily a large amount of land, but an … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, form, formation, geology, jagged, landscape, monochrome, rock, shape, vegetation
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Another Urban Sprawl
This was taken a few weeks ago during a series of events that led to being rather tired. There’s a bit of colour in this photo, but the whole thing feels pretty dreary, in part due to the pointlessly large … Continue reading
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Tagged buildings, cityscape, lens-artists, overcast, structure, Sydney, urban, vegetation
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Dry Path
Or at least, that is how it appears. This was taken a number of weeks ago at the same place as some recent photos. I feel as though there’s a sense of harshness in this one and that is due … Continue reading
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Tagged branches, burned, dry, flora, monochrome, path, pathway, sunlight, vegetation
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A Path Curving Away
I think the interesting thing about rendering this scene in monochrome is it makes it feel more gloomy than it was. It also feels more dry, though that may have more to do with the grass in the scene than … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, geology, grass, landscape, monochrome, overcast, path, rock, vegetation, weather
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Stupidity Hole 