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Towering Over
In this shot I really like how the clouds work with the sky. Despite the transmission tower’s appearance, there’s something rather pleasing about the sky overall I think. Maybe it’s actually due in part to the transmission tower and the … Continue reading
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Tagged cable, clouds, dusk, engineering, frame, silhouette, structure, tower, tpm20_24, transmission, trees, urban, vegetation
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Tennis Ball
The aim was to create something moody. I think I created something melodramatic. This was taken in Waverton Park. I came out here after finishing my recent walk around Balls Head Reserve, saw the ball and thought it would make … Continue reading
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Tagged ball, emotive, field, frame, grass, melodramatic, monochrome, moody, park, scene, sphere, tennis
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More Sydney Harbour Bridge Structure
I may not be a fan of The Sydney Harbour Bridge, but I certainly do involve it in quite a number of photos, such as this one. I think that it may be due to my appreciation of its shape … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, bridge, engineering, frame, harbour, lens-artists, structure, Sydney, urban
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A Special View
This is view I’ve spent a good bit of time seeing. This particular spot in Sydney is special to me. It’s a spot I’ve spent a lot of time staring out from with a close friend. We’ve seen heavy clouds … Continue reading
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Tagged frame, lens-artists, lookout, rock, Sydney, urban, view, water, waterscape
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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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Wooden Frame
So many angles! So many lines! There’s a number of patterns here and all from the same material. I think that there’s a sense of the strength and integrity of the structure here. This building has not seen maintenance in … Continue reading
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Tagged angle, architecture, beam, design, engineering, frame, line, rafter, structure, urban, wood, wooden
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Framework
More underside of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Another photo taken whilst walking around taking photos. I think that this makes for an interesting pattern, with some nice detail. You get a sense of the strength of the structure without it … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Australia, bridge, detail, frame, harbour, lens-artists, monochrome, pattern, structure, Sydney, urban
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The Bike is Parked
I haven’t cycled in a while, which is partly due to laziness and partly due to the rain. When Leanne Cole‘s challenge for this week was announced as being “Sport“, I decided to take a photo of my bike. So, … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, cycling, frame, parked, sport, stationary, vehicle, wheel
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Spire
I’ve been past this quite a lot and have never known what it was. The spire sits on the roof of the arts centre near the National Gallery of Victoria, which makes sense. I’ve always thought that the spire looks … Continue reading
Bike and Crane
This was the chosen detour location for my recent lengthy cycle. I went there to see the tracks and got to see those as well as the cranes. In this shot there is one crane and one bike. I can’t … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, clouds, crane, frame, machinery, monochrome, tracks, vehicle, water, wharf, wheels
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