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A View from Sugarloaf Point
This was taken earlier in the year during what was hopefully the last time I spend time at Smith Lake for a field trip. Now that I think about, it was a pretty decent field trip, but I digress. Here … Continue reading
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Tagged contrast, geology, lens-artists, nature, ocean, rock, sky, sugarloaf, view, water, waterscape
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Over the Edge
This is a waterfall near Knights Hill. Although this image is a bit busy, I still like the level of detail. I also like that even though you can’t see the water falling, it is still clear where that part … Continue reading
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Tagged bush, edge, flow, geology, harmony, landscape, lens-artists, nature, rock, trees, view, water, waterfall
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Port Kembla and Suburban Surrounds
This shot was taken at Mount Keira. The light fog kind of makes the image a bit faded, but only a bit. I think this does a good job of showing different forms of land use over a short distance. … Continue reading
Bow of Rain Partially Appears
Another shot at Smiths Lake. I think this was taken in the afternoon. Not completely certain. The time stamp tells me that this photo was taken in the afternoon, so there you have it. I think this may be the … Continue reading
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Tagged arch, bow, clouds, colour, lake, nature, rainbow, view, water, weather, weatherscape
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Lighthouse With a View
Another field trip shot. This was taken at Sugarloaf Point. The photo features a small part of Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse, as well as some vegetation, geology, ocean and cloud cover. There’s a strong contrast between some of the features, but … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, clouds, geology, lcp19_14, lighthouse, ocean, rock, sky, vegetation, view, water
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Fog Consumes the Horizon
Here’s a photo taken from Jamberoo Lookout. I think that almost immediately you get a good sense of distance and depth in the photo, which has a lot to do with the closeness of the terrain. The fog in the … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, delicious, fog, horizon, landscape, lens-artists, nature, sky, terrain, view
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The Past Two Days
Over the past two days I spent a fair bit of time on the road. That is to say that there was a lot of driving as Fe and I went around part of NSW and did a little bit … Continue reading
From Mistral Point to Boora Point
I’m pretty sure that Boora Point is in the far distance. It may be Magic Point. A photo taken in Maroubra. There’s quite a few features in this photo (I think), but there’s a few things in particular that I … Continue reading
Sprawling Northward
A photo taken around the same time as this one. I like this in part for it being an uncommon view of both The Sydney Harbour Bridge and North Sydney. You get somewhat of an idea of the expanse and … Continue reading
Across the Pond
I’ve spent a good part of this weekend trying to finish off three reviews. I may have managed to finish one. That doesn’t really have anything to do with what will follow in this post, but I felt the need … Continue reading
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Tagged across, chimney, clouds, lens-artists, park, pond, reflection, Sydney, view, water
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Stupidity Hole 