Tag Archives: walkway

A Path on the Border

Posted on August 6, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

This photo is less about the path and more about the scene, but what a scene. Okay, so maybe it’s not the best scene in the world but I think there’s a nice balance in what is visible. I hope … Continue reading →

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Above the Ringway

Posted on June 14, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

I can’t remember exactly what I was trying to do when I took this, but I am certain that this is fairly close to what I was attempting. I think this is another photo where I’ve little to say as … Continue reading →

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Path in the Park

Posted on March 3, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

Here’s a constructed path as seen in The Royal National Park. I think it highlights the need to reduce human impact to the environment whilst also allowing people to experience an idea of nature. It does take something away from … Continue reading →

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Walk Through Rings

Posted on February 16, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

Same bridge as this one. I think in this photo there’s more of a sense of depth, and I like how that works to enhance the pattern formed by the frame. I also like how there’s a cold, industrial feel … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged Australia, bridge, clouds, design, frame, path, pattern, rings, Sydney, urban, walkway | 1 Comment

Rings

Posted on January 24, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

A photo of a few rings if you consider the walkway, its shadow and its reflection to be separate rings. I like how the visible water almost feels like space visible after tearing something. Maybe in this case it is … Continue reading →

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Bridge to Bare Island

Posted on August 9, 2021 by Stupidity Hole

Here is a photo I’ve taken before, but from a slight different angle… maybe. This particular one was taken a number of weeks ago. It’s a moody photo that captures a sense of distance which, considering the bridge having an … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged bare, bridge, clouds, distance, island, lens-artists, railing, Sydney, urban, walkway, water, waves | 7 Comments

Frame Around the Bridge

Posted on July 28, 2021 by Stupidity Hole

Here is what the title says. I think. I like the contrast between the shaded and more lighted part of this bridge. It almost feels as though it’s meant to be inviting in a way, but the shaded area isn’t … Continue reading →

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Ducks Take Flight

Posted on July 14, 2021 by Stupidity Hole

Early last month I was at Sydney Olympic Park, wandering about. I had the opportunity to take this photo and so I did. I was kind of hoping that they’d stay, but they didn’t. Oh well. This is my submission … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged anatidae, avians, birds, duck, flight, flying, fog, lens-artists, mallard, monochrome, raft, walkway, wings | 6 Comments

Frame’s gaps

Posted on August 25, 2020 by Stupidity Hole

I’m not quite sure what I was aiming for when I took this photo, other than capturing the bridge’s structure at a specific angle. I think I did a good job of showing space. The bridge is not the widest … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged bridge, design, engineering, frame, gaps, leichhardt, shadow, space, structure, Sydney, urban, walkway | 2 Comments

Mooring Platform

Posted on November 27, 2019 by Stupidity Hole

As seen whilst at Balls Head Reserve. I’m not sure if there is too much detail, or just the right amount. I like the angularity of the mooring platform, as well as its sharpness against the waves. I also like … Continue reading →