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Station Frame
Taken at Ashfield Station. I think the fog kind of helps to draw focus to the structure in the foreground, but at the same time it doesn’t necessarily take away from what is in the background. I also like how … Continue reading
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Tagged angles, ashfield, depth, fog, frame, lens-artists, railway, station, structure, urban
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Downward
A view of part of the interior of an office building at Martin Place. I like the geometry of the layout. I think tat it makes for interesting patterns, as well as a strong sense of depth. I also like … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, building, depth, down, downward, geometry, Office, stairs, structure, Sydney
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Gladesville Bridge
About a week-and-a-half ago a friend of mine and I reconciled at this bridge during the sunset. It had been about eighteen months since we last spoke and I’m glad that we’re speaking again. It had been even longer since … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, bridge, City, depth, design, engineering, frame, geometry, gladesville, sunset, superstructure, Sydney, urban
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Somewhere in Chinatown
See title. This was taken during an excursion to Chinatown in order to have a meal and a hanging out with a friend. I think that the different types of buildings, both in external design and height work well layered … Continue reading
Valleys Past the Trees
Well, you probably wouldn’t want to go much further beyond these trees as that would stray off the path and you’d encounter a fair sharp decline. There are other ways to get to the valleys that can be seen in … Continue reading
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Tagged blue, calm, depth, landscape, mountains, nature, photo challenge, plants, satisfaction, sky, trees, valleys, vast
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The Superstructure of Sydney Harbour Bridge
What a view! Well, it’s another photo of the Sydney Harbour “Bridge“, but I think it’s an interesting photo. The bridge just seems to be hanging there, placed into the photo whilst at the same time feeling like it is … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, bridge, buildings, City, crossing, depth, harbour, photo challenge, structure, superstructure, Sydney, urban
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Toward the City
Here’s another photo taken at Beverley Hills Station. I think that there’s a good sense of depth, as well as a sense of symmetry with some of the image. I like how the sky has different shades instead of being … Continue reading
Hill at North Head
Here is a photo of… a hill… at North Head. This was taken last year. I’m not sure as to why I didn’t upload the image. I think there’s a good sense of depth in this photo. I also think … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, depth, dramatic, earth, grandiose, hill, landscape, nature, sky, Sydney, vegetation, view
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Mahon Pool
Here’s a photo of Mahon Pool that I took yesterday whilst I was “Atop” an elevated section of the area that I happened to be situation in at that particular time. The photo is a bit flat and I think … Continue reading
A Train Departs from Central
I was going to have something written up at this point. However, I’m being lazy. Here’s a photo that I took on the weekend whilst I was at Central Station. I like the scene. I think there’s a decent amount … Continue reading
