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Apartments in Sunlight
A photo of The Sirius Building taken a few weeks ago. Somewhat-similar to this photo. I like that this image shows this part of The Sirius Building in a bright light. It highlights its age and sturdy design quite well, … Continue reading
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Tagged apartments, architecture, brutalism, building, monochrome, sirius, structure, sunlight, Sydney, urban, windows
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Reflection of a Bridge
I know that I was trying to capture this particular scene in a specific way, but I can’t quite remember what that specific way was. Pretty sure this is close. Anyway, here’s a photo of some of the area underneath … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, bridge, lens-artists, reflect, reflection, river, structure, symmetry, urban, water
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One Thousand Word Challenge 64: Tower of Your own Duck
Sometimes you just want to climb and ascend a staircase of the tower of your own duck, and who really can say no to that? Who can stop you from doing so? Certainly not me. So picture this: There is … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, cleaner, conviction, door, duck, dust, filth, largesse, quack, rooms, stairs, tower
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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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Hurstville Bus Interchange, Early Morning
What I feel is a peaceful and quiet scene. The sun is coming out and few people are around. Traffic is low. This area is waking up. I like the softness of the colours, as well as the difference in … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, buildings, clouds, hurstville, interchange, morning, road, sunrise, Sydney, urban
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Leaving the Quay
In this image we can see a ferry heading off to its next destination. Where that is, I do not know. This is a rather plan image. It’s also a bit busy in places, but I do like that. I … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, boat, buildings, circular, ferry, float, motion, movement, quay, Sydney, transport, vehicle, water
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Overlooking Surry Hills
Well, some of it, at least. To me this shot feels a bit enclosed, quiet and cold. Also a bit bare. Obviously it’s full of buildings, but there’s still something empty about it. I do like the different styles of … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, buildings, City, clouds, generation, lens-artists, structure, surry hills, Sydney, trees, urban, view, winter
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Old Building
Whilst I was in the city with my camera when I was taking the camera to the place here I get it serviced I stumbled across this building. The buildings adjacent to it appear to be much more modern. I … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, City, design, monochrome, structure, Sydney, tpm20_27, urban
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Group of Apartments
There are a few large buildings in this particular area, but these really stand out to me. I imagine in a few years these will be ubiquitous enough around Olympic Park so as to lack prominence, but right now they … Continue reading
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Tagged apartment, apartments, architecture, buildings, City, construction, design, group, structure, sunset, Sydney, urban
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A Minor Part
Taken in the same area as this photo. The different shooting point shows a different part of The Western Distributor. This scene feels a bit cold, I think. It doesn’t have much direct sunlight falling on the visible area, which … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, City, design, distributor, lens-artists, monochrome, road, structure, Sydney, urban, vehicle, western
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