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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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In the Midst of a Step
The same Porphyrio melanotus as this one. This shot was taken shortly before the prior one. I’m not sure as to why I felt the need to mention that. I was trying to get a shot of the bird mid-step. … Continue reading
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Tagged animal, australasian, Australia, avian, beak, bird, foot, lens-artists, melanotus, Porphyrio, step, waterhen
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Ibis Atop a Lamppost
As the title suggests. I was walking around yesterday afternoon. From a distance I saw two ibes on a lamppost. I was in a park at the time trying to get photos of rosellas (They might not have been; it … Continue reading
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Tagged animal, avian, bird, cleaning, ibis, lamp, lamppost, lens-artists, monochrome, post, space
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Another Shot of Anderson .Paak
Here’s another shot of Anderson .Paak. Not sure as to why I’ve only shared one here before this one, but that’s not important. Something I really liked about this gig is how animated Anderson .Paak was. He made good use … Continue reading
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Tagged anderson, artist, concert, drums, lens-artists, live, monochrome, paak, percussion, performance, silhouette
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One Tree Above the Others
During my recent jaunt through the bush I saw this scene. I tried to capture the tree sticking out among the rest, which I think that (in a most technical sense), I did. However, I really wanted to show its … Continue reading
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Tagged tree, Australia, nature, bush, landscape, leaves, growth, branches, vegetation, lens-artists, crowded
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Sunrise Crane
When I arrived at Hurstville the other morning I had a few minutes to kill, so I went to a rooftop parking area to catch some of the sunrise. I saw this and felt a strong desire to take a … Continue reading
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Tagged build, building, construction, crane, engineering, hurstville, lens-artists, machinery, sunrise, Sydney, urban
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Framing a Frame
Specifically of a bridge that I cycled across last week. The light rail runs across this bridge and Parramatta Road passes underneath. I like how it seems that, other than some of it visible in its curving over, the frame … Continue reading
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Tagged bridge, curve, design, frame, framing, geometry, lens-artists, rail, structure, Sydney, tracks, urban
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Spread of Light
Recently whilst on a brief break during a shift working I went into my backyard. When I looked at the sky I saw the clouds and the way they were spread out was something I wanted to capture. I grabbed … Continue reading
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Tagged cables, cars, clouds, expanse, house, lens-artists, light, pole, sky, sun, trees, urban
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An Open Space for a Rocky Landscape
The same location as seen in these photos. I like the “rough flatness”, as well as the feeling of the area being open. The small pools of water reflect the sky quite nicely, and there are a few interesting formations … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, clouds, formation, geology, landscape, lens-artists, open, pool, reflection, rock, space, terrain, 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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