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Big Boat and Buildings
Here’s an area I’ve photographed from this angle a few times now. Not sure as to what this adds to the pile of shots of this view. I do like the lines and angularity of the objects in conjunction with … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, boat, buildings, City, cityscape, lens-artists, monochrome, ship, structure, Sydney, vehicle
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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 598: Spending Time on a Boat
There’s something about spending more time on a boat than you normally would that makes you think “This is more time being spent on a boat than I would normally spend on a boat”. Of course, I was on said … Continue reading
Cape Don
I don’t know if this boat is still in use as vessel. It may function more as a museum at this point, but I don’t know. What I do know is that with certain framing, it contributes well to a … Continue reading
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Tagged boat, cape, monochrome, moody, moored, urban, vehicle, vessel, water
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Another side of Berrys Bay
A part of the bay that I’ve walked past quite often, but also a part I’ve seldom photographed. I’m guessing that this is more of a boat maintenance area. I like how the urban development is nestled away in this … Continue reading
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Tagged bay, berrys, boat, boats, bush, shed, Sydney, urban, vegetation, water
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Berrys Bay on an Overcast Day
I thought I had shared a photo of Berrys Bay in the past, but it does not seem to be the case; at least not here anyway. This place is mostly the same since I first walked past here. The … Continue reading
From the Domain to Sydney Harbour’s Entrance
Another Sydney Cityscape, but this time featuring a little more water. I think that this photo gives a really good view of this particular section of Sydney. I think that the photo gives a good idea of how vast the … Continue reading
Side by Side
Two watercraft, side by side, heading in the same direction, and so on. I like the direct comparison between these two boats. You can directly see their difference in utility and design. I also like the simplicity of the scene. … Continue reading
